We use ‘HAVE TO/HAS TO’ when we think it is necessary to do

something or we are obliged to do it. It shows an external

obligation, giving facts and not opinions.
 I have to wear glasses although I don’t want to.
 My sister has to go to the dentist this afternoon.
 Do you have to work tomorrow?
On the contrary, ‘MUST’ shows an internal obligation because of a
personal opinion. It is also used for rules and instructions.
 Teacher: You must do the homework for tomorrow.
Student: I have to do the homework for tomorrow.
‘MUST’ has no past tense. Instead we use ‘HAD TO’.
 I had to pay a parking ticket yesterday. What bad luck!

Fill in the gaps with ‘MUST’ or the correct form of ‘HAVE TO’:
1. has to
Lucy ……………………buy a laptop because she needs it for her job.
2. You……………………………..stop
must when the traffic lights are red.
3. must
My father is a waiter. He…………………………..wear a uniform.
4. Mary can’t go out. She………………………………look
has to after her sister.
5. Yesterday I…………………………………make
had to my bed and take the
rubbish out.
6. Lisa can’t see very well, so she………………………..wear
has to glasses.
has to
7. Caroline……………………………read lots of books because she’s
studying Literature at university.
8. I…………………………..tidy
have to up my room. I don’t like it so messy.

Make sentences explaining what Kate and Tom have to do:

KATE TOM
Make bed YES
Do the washing-up YES
Do the ironing YES YES
Do the dusting YES
Tidy up bedroom YES
Set the table YES
Water the plants YES
Make dinner YES YES

RECURSO 6
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