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

• She have to go to school.
• He don't have to finish his homework.
• They doesn't have to come early.
• You do not have to wear a uniform.

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

• Present
• Past
• Future
• Conditional

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

• He will not has to study tomorrow.
• She will not have to work next week.
• They will not have to goes early.
• You will not has to call me.

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