Have to + Verb

Question 1

Which sentence correctly uses 'have to' in a negative statement in the present tense?

Accepted Answer

3

Question 2

In the sentence 'I had to clean my room yesterday,' is 'had to' indicating present, past, or future?

Accepted Answer

1

Question 3

Choose the correct future negative sentence using 'have to':

Accepted Answer

1

Question 4

You don't have to wear a tie to school every day.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 5

Past negative: 'She didn't had to leave early.' Is this sentence correct?

Accepted Answer

x

Question 6

If you 'had to' do something, you were required to do it in the past.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 7

Write the present positive form using 'have to' for this meaning: 'It is necessary for John to finish his homework.'

Accepted Answer

John has to finish his homework.

Question 8

Write the correct negative present form: 'It ________ (not, have to) rain every day.'

Accepted Answer

does not have to

Question 9

Transform into a future negative: 'I have to cook dinner tonight.' (Hint: Make it future and negative.)

Accepted Answer

I will not have to cook dinner tonight.

Question 10

Make a past negative form of this sentence: 'They have to take the bus.' (Hint: Change to past and negative.)

Accepted Answer

They did not have to take the bus.