Have to

HAVE TO Have to / Has to = it is necessary Don't have to / Doesn't have to = it isn't necessary AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES affirmative sentences (+) NECESSITY: have to/has to means it is necessary.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

SUBJECT

MODAL

VERB

I you we they

have to

he she it

has to

clean get pick up have eat go work

SUBJECT

MODAL

VERB

negative sentences (-) LACK OF NECESSITY: don't have to/doesn't have to means it is not necessary.

You have a choice.

I you we they

QUESTIONS

DO

he she it

work do clean eat work go doesn't have be to

don't have to

SUBJECT

Do

I you we they

Does

he she it

questions (?)

EXAMPLES I have to clean my room.

You have to get a new book.

We have to pick up the laundry.

They have to have a notebook.

He has to eat dinner now.

She has to go to work now.

It has to work.

EXAMPLES I don't have to work on Saturday.

You don't have to do that.

We don't have to clean the car.

They don't have to eat pizza.

He doesn't have to work tomorrow.

She doesn't have to go today.

It doesn't have to be that way.

MODAL VERB

EXAMPLES

Do I have to clean my room?

Do you have to get a clean new book? get Do we have to pick up pick up the laundry?

Do they have to have a have to have notebook? eat go Does he have to eat work dinner now?

Does she have to go to work now?

Does it have to work?