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Have To: Jesús Alberto Navarro Mercado

The document provides examples and exercises to practice using modal verbs like "have to", "can", "must" in sentences expressing obligations, permissions, prohibitions and requests. Some examples from the exercises include rules for places like libraries using "have to" and "can't", completing sentences with "have to", "has to" or "had to", making negatives using modal forms, making requests using modal cues, choosing correct answers for school rules, and completing a dialogue using various modal verbs. The document aims to help improve proficiency with modal verbs in English.

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Have To: Jesús Alberto Navarro Mercado

The document provides examples and exercises to practice using modal verbs like "have to", "can", "must" in sentences expressing obligations, permissions, prohibitions and requests. Some examples from the exercises include rules for places like libraries using "have to" and "can't", completing sentences with "have to", "has to" or "had to", making negatives using modal forms, making requests using modal cues, choosing correct answers for school rules, and completing a dialogue using various modal verbs. The document aims to help improve proficiency with modal verbs in English.

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JESÚS ALBERTO NAVARRO MERCADO

1. SNAPSHOT: Advice, obligation or request?

a. Complete the description of a traditional Chinese weddings using Have to, don’t have to, can or
can’t.

Have to

Can´t
Can
Don´t have to

Have to

Have to

Can´t Can

b. Write two rules for each of the places below. Use the words in brackets with Have to or can’t.

2. You can´t smoke. You have to switch off your mobile.

3. You have to be quiet. You can´t write in the books.

4. You have to use a mobile. You can´t take medicine.

5. You can´t light a cigarette. You have to pay for the petrol.
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c. Complete the following sentences in a suitable way. Include Have to, has to or had to.

Have to take

Have to go

Have to drive
Has to go

Has to go

Has to wear

Had to go
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2. WORD POWER: Making negatives

d. Complete these sentences using modals in negative form: don’t have to, doesn’t have to, didn’t have
to.

Don´t have to buy

Doesn´t have to do

Didn´t have to

Don´t have to

Don´t have to

Didn´t have to

Didn´t have to

e. Fill the blanks using mustn’t, needn’t or don’t have to,


needn´t
mustn´t
Don´t have to

mustn´t

3. MIXING YOUR ABILITIES


f. Make requests or obligations. Use the cues with can, must or have to.
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2. We have to get up at 6 a.m every day.

3. You must do more exercise.

4. You can lend me your red evening dress.

5. We must welcome all the guests.

g. Choose the correct answer to complete the school rules.

h. Producing the correct form using have to or should into each gap. Sometimes the modal forms
are negative.

should
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shouldn´t

have to
should

have to

should

should
Don´t have to

shouldn´t
should

i. Complete the dialogue using can, can’t, have to, don’t have to, must, mustn’t or needn’t and the
verbs from the box.
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can stay

have to get up
must phone
can´t forget have to phone

needn´t pay for


can send

can´t send

can use

needn´t show

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