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    This document discusses different rules for using "have to", "don't have to", "has to", and "doesn't have to" in questions and statements. It provides examples of questions using these phrases to ask about obligations, abilities, permissions and possibilities. The document also notes that "has to" is used in third person statements to discuss obligations, while "have to", "don't have to", and "doesn't have to" are used in other statements.

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    This document discusses different rules for using "have to", "don't have to", "has to", and "doesn't have to" in questions and statements. It provides examples of questions using these phrases to ask about obligations, abilities, permissions and possibilities. The document also notes that "has to" is used in third person statements to discuss obligations, while "have to", "don't have to", and "doesn't have to" are used in other statements.

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    Ge Class HW Week7

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    Trân Phan
    This document discusses different rules for using "have to", "don't have to", "has to", and "doesn't have to" in questions and statements. It provides examples of questions using these phrases to ask about obligations, abilities, permissions and possibilities. The document also notes that "has to" is used in third person statements to discuss obligations, while "have to", "don't have to", and "doesn't have to" are used in other statements.

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    Homework

    u e
    a o e a u
    u a o e
    i e i e
    o o u i
    a u e
    Did you go out yesterday?

    Are they married?

    Can you hear me?

    daughter Does she speak English?

    uncle *
    Is he Sue's brother?
    husband
    *
    wife Are you a student?
    *
    sister *
    cousin *

    grandmother
    Homework

    don't have to

    has to doesn't have to

    has to

    doesn't have to
    don't have to
    have to

    has to

    have to
    doesn't have to

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