Have to: obligations and responsibilities (exercises + writing)

She ___ (finish) her homework before dinner.

1. Sujeto She (3.ª persona singular) → auxiliar has to.
2. Verbo en forma base: finish.

I ___ (not study) for the exam because it's been postponed.

1. Sujeto I → have to.
2. Negativo: don't have to + verbo base study.

___ we ___ (buy) food for the weekend?

1. Pregunta con we → auxiliar Do.
2. Do we have to + verbo base buy.

You ___ (not wake up) early on weekends.

1. Sujeto You → have to.
2. Negativo: don't have to + wake up.

My mom ___ (go) to work tomorrow.

1. Sujeto My mom (3.ª sing.) → has to.
2. Verbo base: go.

___ he ___ (ask) for permission before leaving?

1. Pregunta con he → auxiliar Does.
2. Does he have to + verbo base ask.

They ___ (not hurry up), there's enough time before the concert.

1. Sujeto They → have to.
2. Negativo: don't have to + hurry up.

María and Paula ___ (train) next week for the competition.

1. Sujeto plural María and Paula → have to.
2. Verbo base: train.

___ it ___ (be) so complicated?

1. Pregunta con it → auxiliar Does.
2. Does it have to + verbo base be.

The presentation ___ (start) on time.

1. Sujeto The presentation (3.ª sing.) → has to.
2. Verbo base: start.

Writing

Talk about the responsibilities you have at home, at school, and elsewhere. Then write a short text using have to.

Respuesta orientativa (modelo): At home I have to make my bed every morning and I have to help my mother with the dishes. At school I have to arrive on time, I have to do my homework and I have to respect my classmates. Elsewhere, I have to take care of the environment and I have to be polite with other people. I don't have to use my phone during class, but I have to study hard to get good grades.