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I has to / have to go home now. It's very late.
have to
'Do you have to / Does you have to study French?'
Do you have to
'No, we don't / doesn't'
we don't
You don't have to / doesn't have to shout. I can hear you.
don't have to
'Do / Does Anna have to get up early?'
Does
'Yes' she do / does.'
does
Mike have to / has to walk to school.
has to
Marianne don't have to / doesn't have to study ICT.
doesn't have to
'Do / Does you have to do a lot of homework at the weekend?'
Do
'No, I don't / doesn't.'
don't
Sarah and Peter have to / has to come home before midnight.
have to
Find a mistake and correct it. "I has to study French."
I HAVE to study French.
Find a mistake and correct it. "Does Harry has to get up early?' 'No, he doesn't.'
Does Harry HAVE TO get up early? 'No, he doesn't.'
Find a mistake and correct it. "We have get to school before 8.30 a.m."
"We have TO get to school before 8.30 a.m."
Find a mistake and correct it. "Jason and Sarah has to wear a uniform."
"Jason and Sarah HAVE to wear a uniform."
Find a mistake and correct it. "Do you have to stay at school for lunch? 'Yes, I have.'
"Do you have to stay at school for lunch? 'Yes, I have TO.'
