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1 You don’t
have to
bring anything – it’s not necessary.
2 Please, you
have to
come! It’s going to be a great concert.
3 We
don’t have
to pay for the skate park.
4 You
don’t have to
pay
anything
for the disco. It’s free!
5 We
have to
get up early to go sailing.
6 You
have
to pack warm clothes for the school trip.
GRAMMAR WORKSHEET UNIT 19
PRONUNCIATION
have to
/
has to
7
Ask the students to listen to the six sentences first,
without repeating them, and say how the
to
is
pronounced in each sentence (
/tə/
).
Audioscript
The sentences and questions are recorded for the students
to listen and repeat.
1 I have to go shopping.
2 He has to do his homework.
3 Do you have to go now?
4 Does he have to pay today?
5 We have to write a story.
6 She has to win this match.
8
First, ask the class to repeat the example
Do you have
to visit anyone this weekend?
Ask the question for the
second thing on the list, i.e.
Do you have to do any
homework?
Point out that the answer is
Yes, I do. I have to
…
or
No I don’t. I can … if I want to
. Then, have students
ask and answer questions in pairs about the rest of the
things on the list.
Answers
Students’ own answers
COOLER
In groups, the students write some questions about the
things they have to and don’t have to do at home, e.g.
Do you have to do your homework before dinner? Do you
have to share a bedroom?
Then, reorganise the groups so
students from different groups are working together. The
students take turns to ask and answer their questions.
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