Fill in the gaps with must; mustn't; have to, don't have to /

Fill in the gaps with must; mustn't; have to, don't have to /

doesn't have to and the verbs visit, touch, go, buy, learn, be polite, walk.

1. I ... to my guests.

2. You ... her books. She'll be very angry.

3. You ... me a new bicycle. My old one is very good.

4. You ... your granny. She'll be very happy to see you.

5. I ... to the shop and buy a warm jacket.

6. Mother ... the dog. We always do it.

7. You ... this song by heart. Your teacher won't ask you to sing it.

Fill in the gaps with must; mustn't; have to, don't have to / Fill in the gaps with must; mustn't; have to, don't have to /

doesn't have to and the verbs visit, touch, go, buy, learn, be polite, walk.

1. I have to visit to my guests.

2. You mustn't touch her books. She'll be very angry.

3. You don't have to buy me a new bicycle. My old one is very good.

4. You must be polite your granny. She'll be very happy to see you.

5. I have to go to the shop and buy a warm jacket.

6. Mother have to walk the dog. We always do it.

7. You haven't learn this song by heart. Your teacher won't ask you to sing it.