Negate the sentence and form a question.

Mary has to go straight ahead.

- Mary _________________________ go straight ahead.
?: ____________________________________________________straight ahead.?
I have to do my homework again.
-: I ____________________ do my homework again.
?: ________________________________________________my homework again?
They have to read a book.
-: They ___________________________ read a book.
?: _________________________________________________a book?
He has to take the second left.
-: He _________________________________ take the second left.
?: ______________________________________the second left?

Yesterday he had to help his father in the garden.

Yesterday he __________________________ help his father in the garden.
?: ____________________________________his father in the garden?
Yesterday I had to go rock climbing.
-: Yesterday I _____________________go rock climbing.
?: _________________________________ rock climbing?
She had to bake a cake for the weekend.
-: She _______________________ to bake a cake for the weekend.
?: _________________________________ a cake for the weekend?
You had to feed your dog.
You ___________________________ feed your dog.
?: _______________________________ your dog?

Ask for the underlined words; then negate the sentence.

I want new trousers.

He runs home to have lunch.

We must be quiet.

I ate 3 slices of pizza.

She went to Paris.