Have to +/-
Mike / brush her teeth / every day
Mike has to brush her teeth every day.
I have to wear uniform at school.
In soccer / you / catch the ball
In soccer you can't catch the ball.
I / to wear / uniform / at school / ?
Do I have to wear uniform at school?
do / you / wear / a tag at work / ?
Yes, I do.
Do you have to wear a tag at work?
Alex / make his bed / every morning
Alex has to make his bed every morning.
You / use / the dictionary
You can use the dictionary.
I / text / at work
I can't text at work.
You / do the dishes / every day / ?
Do you have to do the dishes every day?
you / take / electronics in the airplane / ?
Yes, I can.
Can you take electronics in the airplane?
They / not / to vacuum the carpet / every day
They don't have to vacuum the carpet every day.
They / to pay attention/ in class.
They have to pay attention in class.
We can hang out with friends after school.
Your friend / tidy his room / ?
Does your friend have to tidy his room?
do / you / wear white clothes / in ice skating / ?
No, you don't.
Do you have to wear white clothes in ice skating?
Anna / not / wash her clothes on Sundays
Anna doesn't have to wash her clothes on Sundays
We / tidy / our classroom / after the lessons
We have to tidy our classroom after the lessons.
You / bring / a friend with you
You can bring a friend with you.
he / to study hard / for the test / ?
Does he have to study hard for the tests?
you / hand me / the remote control, please / ?
Sure! Here it is.
Can you hand me the remote control, please?
I / help my spouse / with the laundry
I have to help my spouse with the laundry.
They / kick / the ball / in soccer
They can kick the ball in soccer.
We / speak / our languages / during English class.
We can't speak our languages during English Class.
she / to wash/ all the dishes / ?
Does she have to wash all the dishes?
Do / you / wash / your car every weekend / ?
Do you have to wash your car every weekend?