Does he have to eat lunch? (+)
Yes, he has to eat lunch.
Does he have to play football? (-)
No, he doesn't have to play football.
Listen to music. (she)
She listens to music.
What does she have to do in the evening?
She has to cook dinner.
What does she have to do at noon? (eat lunch)
She has to eat lunch.
Does she have to play computer games? (-)
No, she doesn't have to play computer games.
Does he have to take science today? (-)
No, he doesn't.
Does she have to walk to school? (-)
No, she doesn't have to walk. She takes the bus.
Does he have to cook dinner? (-)
No. He doesn't have to cook dinner.
Do we have to walk to school today? (-)
No, we don't have to walk. We take the bus.
Do they have to play football today? (+)
Yes, they have to play football today.
He ______ watch TV after school. (+)
He has to watch TV after school.
Does she have to take a shower? (-)
No, she has to take a bath.
She ______ go to bed. (+)
She has to go to bed.
Does she have to work today? (-)
No, she doesn't.
Do we have to take PE today? (+)
Yes, we have to.
What do I have to do after lunch? (wash dishes)
I have to wash the dishes.
Does he have to go to bed?
Yes, he has to go to bed.
What does he have to do before school? (+)
He has to take a shower.
Do you have to take PE today? (-)
No, I don't have to.
Does he have to do homework? (+)
Yes, he has to do homework.