English Grammar Guide
Obligation: have to
Usage - have to
We use
- Obligations
Grammar - have to
We use
SUBJECT + HAVE to + INFINITIVE HAVE →have /has I /You /We /They + have to + INFINITIVE I have to work tomorrow.He /She /It + has to + INFINITIVE She has to start work early.have to =have got ✘ - have = have got
✔
Usage - don't have to
The negative
- Not Necessary
- don't have to =
must not ✘ - don't have to =
can choose to✔
Examples - have to /has to
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Examples - don't have to /doesn't have to
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| Symbols & Abbreviations | ||
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| = | Same as | |
| ✔ | Correct | |
| ✘ | Incorrect | |
| INF. | Infinitive | |
| NEG. | Negative | |
| SUBJ. | Subject | |
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* 12th November, 2024
* 12th November, 2024
See Also
01) Be in the Present Simple Tense: am/are/is
02) The Present Simple Tense: Verb Forms
03) Commands and Advice: The Imperative
04) Modals for Suggestions and Advice: Should
05) Modals for Orders & Commands: must/mustn't
06) Modals for Possibility: can/could
07) Offers
08) Polite Offers and Requests: would like
