HAVE TO +/-
Dylan / do the washing up / every day
Dylan has to do the washing up every day.
Dylan / not/do the washing up
Yesterday, Dylan didn't have to do the washing up.
you / do / the washing up / ?
Do you have to do the washing up?
you / do / the washing up /yesterday / ?
Did you have to do the washing up yesterday?
Tara / tidy room / every morning / before going to school
Tara has to tidy her room every morning before going to school.
Tara / tidy room / before going to school
Yesterday, Tara had to tidy her room before going to school.
your friend / tidy room?
Does your friend have to tidy her/his room?
you / tidy room / last weekend / ?
Did you have to tidy your room last weekend?
Tara / not / vacuum the living room / in the morning .
Tara doesn't have to vacuum the living room in the morning.
Dylan / study hard / for tests / last week
Dylan had to study hard for tests last week.
you / study hard / for tests / this week / ?
Do you have to study hard for tests this week?
you / study hard / for tests /last week / ?
Did you have to study hard for tests last week?
Dylan and Tara / not / play their music / quietly / .
Dylan and Tara don't have to play their music quietly.
I / not / play music / quietly / last night / .
I didn't have to play (my) music quietly last night.
you / usually / tell your mother / where you are going / ?
Do you usually have to tell your mother where you are going?
you / tell / your mother / where you are going / last Friday evening/ ?
Did you have to tell your mother where you were going last Friday evening?
I / not / help my mum / with the shopping / .
I don't have to help my mum with the shopping.
Tara and Erin / explain / why they are late / .
Tara and Erin had to explain why they were late.
you / load / the dishwasher / ?
Do you have to load the dish washer?
you / lay the table / last night / ?
Did you have to lay the table last night?