You have to / has to take the dog for a walk.
have to
Luca don't have to / doesn't have to clean the floor
doesn't have to
I ______ (wear) a school uniform everyday.
I have to wear a school uniform everyday.
She has to / have to walk the dog.
has to
The class have to / has to water the plants.
has to
Students _________ (+) go to school.
Students have to go to school
He _______ (not learn) Maths and Science because he's too young!
He doesn't have to learn Maths and Science because he's too young!
The cat don't have to / doesn't have to sleep now.
doesn't have to
She _______ (-) run fast.
She doesn't have to run fast.
She _________ (+) wear a hat.
She has to wear a hat.
John's dad has to / have to go to work.
has to
My neighbour doesn't has to / doesn't have to work on sundays.
doesn't have to
My mum have to / has to go shopping.
has to
You don't have to / doesn't have to work today.
don't have to
Emma and Jack have to / has to tidy the kitchen.
have to
She ________ (+) wear boots.
She has to wear boots
These people don't have to / doesn't have to play chess.
don't have to
She _________ (-) wear a hat.
She doesn't have to wear a hat.
He _______ (+) feed his cat.
He has to feed his cat
We has to / have to clean the car.
have to
Maria and Jan don't have to / doesn't have to cook today.
don't have to
My friend don't have to / doesn't have to call me.
doesn't have to
Students ________ (-) shout in class.
Students don't have to shout in class
The students don't have to / doesn't have to wear a school uniform.
don't have to