Which question asks about permission?
Do I have to go to school?
Do I have to clean my room?
Do I have to clean my room?
Have you got a book?
Choose the sentence with “can” expressing ability:
I can homework
I can go?
He can to do it
I can play soccer very well
How do you answer “Can I play now?”
No, you don’t
No, I do
Do it
Yes, you can
Complete: “We always take our _____ to swim.”
swimsuits
backpack
food
money
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
He have to clean his room
She have to go school
She has to do her homework
We has to help
Complete: ‘At home, I have to _____.’
go to the library
swim in the pool
help my parents
read soccer books
What do we use “have to” for?
Giving advice
Describing feelings
Talking about rules and responsibilities
Expressing future plans
What is a correct example of “have to” for a student?
I has to read
Have to I clean?
I have to went to class
I have to do my homework
Which sentence shows a rule in the library?
You have to talk
You can run
You have to be quiet
You can sing
Which question is about daily routine?
What do you wear?
How old are you?
Can you help me?
When do you go to the library?
Choose the best sentence using “next to”:
The bus station next supermarket
The hospital is front of
It is between of the cinema
The bank is next to the supermarket
When do you use “do you have to”?
To describe the past
To ask about time
To ask about responsibilities
To talk about emotions
Choose the best response: “Where do you go to see a movie?”
I go at the store
I go the swimming pool
At the library
I go to the movie theater
What is the meaning of “wash the car”?
Go shopping
Clean your shoes
Drive the car
Clean the car with water and soap
Which sentence talks about daily obligation?
I can play soccer now
Where is your backpack?
I don’t know the answer
I have to wash the dishes every day
What’s the correct way to ask about location?
Where's the supermarket?
Where be the hotel?
Where's she go?
When is the park?
What is the correct answer to: “Do I have to go to school?”
Yes, you do
I don’t have to
You can
No, I don't
What does “have to” express?
Permission
Surprise
Obligation
Ability