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Made by: Jackeline Franco, Juliana Morales

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USE.
 What is it?

Have to is a semi-modal verb that is

very often used in English to express It serves to denote obligation and/or
obligation and necessity. We say semi- necessity
modal because it does not follow the
rules of modal verbs.

What is it for?
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STRUCTURE.
How is it applied?
The semi-modal verb 'have to' can be
used in all grammatical tenses without
exception, there is only one change in
'have to' and that is that 'have' becomes
'had' in the past tense.
Structures.
 Sujeto
Do/does +
+ do/does
sujeto +
+ not (don't/doesn't)
Sujeto have to +
+ + have to
have to Infinitive verb. +
+ + Infinitive verb.
Infinitive verb. ?

Affirmative Interrogative Negative

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EXAMPLES.
Affimative.
 You have to make a decision.

 She has to start preparing dinner.

Negative.
 You don’t have to go to the party if you
don’t want to.

 You don’t have to take an umbrella

Interrogative.
 Does she have to be back by noon?

 Do you have to go by plane?

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Activity.
 True or false.
It will be a round of questions where the
participants will have to answer if the question is
true or false, the participation will be divided in the
groups made for the presentations, we will make
pauses so that they understand the question and
can take turns properly.
QUESTIONS.
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The following negative structure

is correct: 'Have to' when expressing need
'Have to' is used only to express
Subject + do/does + not can only be used in the present
necessity.
(don't/doesn't) + have to + verb in tense.
infinitive.
The following example
is incorrect:
I have to start preparing 4
'Have to' it serves
dinner.
to denote
7 obligation and/or
necessity
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The following example

is incorrect:
She does have to be 6
back by noon?
The semi-modal
verb "have to" can
be applied in all
grammatical tenses.
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The following structure The following example is

is: Subject + have to + correct:
do/does + infinitive verb Have to I work on
+? Saturdays.

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'Have to' has no change The following negative

under any condition. example is incorrect:
We have to be there at 5
o'clock.
Credits

Here are the links where we consulted the information in this

presentation.

● https://slidesgo.com/es/
● http://
curso-gratis-ingles.euroresidentes.com/2006/02/gramtica-h
ave-to-obligacin-en-ingls.html
● https://
elblogdelingles.blogspot.com/2006/06/lesson-20-must-hav
e-to-modal-verbs-iv.html