Complete the sentences with have to, has to, had to.

She have/has burnt the cake. I have/has finished all my homework. They have/has eaten all the ice cream. He have/has read all these comics. I have/has forgotten your name. We have/has spent all our money. She have/has made a lovery dress.

You have/has ten notebooks. I have/has a desk and two chairs in my bedroom. Robert have/has a tall brother. These boys have/has blue eyes. Dana have/has two pen pals in Australia. The pupils have/has a new computer room.

Circle the correct item. 1) Edgar phoned/had phoned me at 8 o'clock yesterday evening. 2) Mary vacuumed/had vacuumed the carpets by 3 o'clock yesterday. 3) We went / had gone home after it stopped/had stopped raining.

You ___ (have) enough to eat? Yes, I ___ (have) plenty, thank you. a. have you had/has had b. have you had/have had c. have you have/have had

Open the brackets. He (to have) a book. He has a book. He (to have/to have to) translate this text. He has to translate this text. 1. She (to have/to have to) wash the floor in this room. 2. The student (to have/to have to) clean the blackboard. 3.