1. Pozitive
- It is formed as "Subject + have to + verb1".
- Example: I have to finish my homework tonight.
- Example: She has to wake up early for work.
2. Negative:
- It is formed as "Subject + do/does not have to + verb1" or "Subject + doesn't have to + verb1".
- Example: I do not have to go to the meeting tomorrow.
- Example: She doesn't have to cook dinner tonight.
3. Questions:
- Questions are formed as "Do/Does + subject + have to + verb1".
- Example: Do you have to work on weekends?
- Example: Does he have to wear a uniform to school?
These structures are used to express necessity and obligation in English, and they are commonly encountered in everyday conversations.
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