Have to
We use have to + infinitive to talk about things we need to do:
Back to grammar- We use have to + infinitive to talk about things we need to do:
PRONOUN
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I / you / we / they
I have to work hard.
I don't have to work hard.
He / she / it
She has to work hard.
He doesn't have to work hard.
PRONOUN
QUESTION
ANSWER
I / you / we / they
Do you have to work hard?
Yes, I do / No, I don't
He / she / it
Does he have to work hard?
Yes, he does / No, he doesn't
Complete the sentences with the correct form of have to or a short answer
- In a kitchen, (you / work) very carefully
- (you / buy) any new clothes for your new job?
- Yes,
- (I / not / pay) rent at the moment, because I'm staying with my parents.
- I usually wear jeans and a T-shirt, but at work (I / wear) a suit.
- What (we / do) before we start the game?
- Do (I / take) them a present?
- No, . But it's a nice idea.
- My son would like to see this film. How old (he / be)?
- To get fit, I think (you / walk) for at least half an hour a day.