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    The document discusses the use of the phrase "have to" in the English language. It explains that "have" is the main verb in the "have to" structure, not an auxiliary verb. "Have to" is used to express strong obligation from an external source like rules or other people. Some examples of its use in different tenses are provided. The document also includes activities where learners must fill in "have to" or other related phrases in sentences.

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    The document discusses the use of the phrase "have to" in the English language. It explains that "have" is the main verb in the "have to" structure, not an auxiliary verb. "Have to" is used to express strong obligation from an external source like rules or other people. Some examples of its use in different tenses are provided. The document also includes activities where learners must fill in "have to" or other related phrases in sentences.

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    The document discusses the use of the phrase "have to" in the English language. It explains that "have" is the main verb in the "have to" structure, not an auxiliary verb. "Have to" is used to express strong obligation from an external source like rules or other people. Some examples of its use in different tenses are provided. The document also includes activities where learners must fill in "have to" or other related phrases in sentences.

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    The document discusses the use of the phrase "have to" in the English language. It explains that "have" is the main verb in the "have to" structure, not an auxiliary verb. "Have to" is used to express strong obligation from an external source like rules or other people. Some examples of its use in different tenses are provided. The document also includes activities where learners must fill in "have to" or other related phrases in sentences.

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    Have to is often grouped with modal auxiliary verbs for convenience, but in fact it is not a modal verb.

    It is not even an auxiliary verb. In the have to structure, "have" is a main verb. We use have to to talk about strong obligation that comes from somewhere else, for example from your boss, you parents, a rule at school or work: I have to be home by eleven. (My parents told me so.) I must be home by ten. I have a very difficult day tomorrow. (It is my own decision.) The structure is: Subject + auxiliary verb + have + infinitive (with to) Look at these examples in the simple tense: subject auxiliary verb main verb have infinitive (with to) + POSITIVE NEGATIVE ? INTEROGATIVE Did you have to go to school? I do not have to see the doctor. She has to work.

    We can use have to in all tenses, and also with modal auxiliaries.

    past simple present simple future simple present continuous present perfect modal

    subject auxiliary verb I I I She We They will is have may

    main verb have had have have having had have

    infinitive to work to work to work to wait. to change the time. to do it again. yesterday. today. tomorrow.

    Activity 1 Write have to/ has to/ dont have to/ doesnt have to 1 Policemen __________________ wear a uniform. 2 A pilot ___________________ train for many years. 3 Janie _______________ to cook, because I cook for the whole family. 4 I __________________ get up early on Sundays. I can stay in bed. 5 We _____________ pay the food. It's free. 6 You ____________ have a visa to come to USA. 7 She ______________ wear glasses because she cant see very well. 8 He _____________ wear uniform in his school. Everybody can wear what they like. 9 Do I ____________ pay in advance? 10 John __________ got ____ do any work at home.

    Activity 2 Write in order the next sentences

    1 got leave but I've Sorry, to now.

    2 has up postman A early. to get

    3 answer phone I calls. lots have to of

    4 says she The to on go doctor a diet. has

    5 to having hate I up early. get

    6 When to go have home? you do

    7 got six. to be there by I've

    8 a has to mistake. This be

    9 have here. work to You mad to be

    10 have my I was to say fault. it

    Activity 1 Write have to/ has to/ dont have to/ doesnt have to 1 Policemen have to wear a uniform. 2 A pilot has to train for many years. 3 Janie doesnt have to cook, because I cook for the whole family. 4 I dont have to get up early on Sundays. I can stay in bed. 5 We dont have to pay the food. It's free. 6 You have to have a visa to come to USA. 7 She has to wear glasses because she cant see very well. 8 He has to wear uniform in his school. Everybody can wear what they like. 9 Do I have to pay in advance? 10 John has got to do any work at home.

    Activity 2

    1 Sorry, but I've got to leave now. 2 A postman has to get up early. 3 I have to answer lots of phone calls. 4 The doctor says she has to go on a diet. 5 I hate having to get up early. 6 When do you have to go home? 7 I've got to be there by six. 8 This has to be a mistake. 9 You have to be mad to work here. 10 I have to say it was my fault.

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