Have to
every day / I / wash / the dishes
I have to wash the dishes every day.
do / yesterday / I / the laundry
I had to do the laundry yesterday.
will / the clothes / tomorrow / iron / I
I will have to iron the clothes tomorrow.
Set the table
Poner la mesa.
I have a face and two hands, but I don't have arms or legs. What am I?
A clock
her / makes / she / every morning / bed
She has to make her bed every morning.
last night / table / my sister / set / the
My sister had to set the table last night.
defrost / will / the fridge / she / next week
She will have to defrost the fridge next week.
Sweep the floor
Barrer el piso.
I have keys, but I don't open doors. I have a board but I don't surf. What am I?
A keyboard
we / take out / the trash / every night
We have to take out the trash every night.
clean / we / room / our / last weekend
We had to clean our room last weekend.
/ we / the groceries / buy / on Saturday
We will have to buy the groceries on Saturday.
Do the laundry
Lavar la ropa.
I have a neck, but I don't have a head. What am I?
A bottle
always / they / the floor / sweep
They always have to sweep the floor.
plants / water / the / yesterday morning/ they
They had to water the plants yesterday morning.
will / hang up / they / the wet clothes / soon
They will have to hang up the wet clothes soon.
Take out the trash
Sacar la basura.
I am full of holes, but I can hold water. What am I?
A sponge
the dog / walk / on Mondays / he
He has to walk the dog on Mondays.
scrub / I / the bathroom / two days ago
I had to scrub the bathroom two days ago.
wash / after dinner / the dishes / all / I / will
I will have to wash all the dishes after dinner.
Scrub the toilet
Lavar el baño
I have cities, but no houses. I have mountains, but no trees. I have water, but no fish. What am I?
A map