Question

HAVE TO, HAS TO, HAB TO, WILL HAVE TO1. We ... learn by heard the poemstomorrow.1. clean my room every week.Hó... train every day. He is asportsman.4. Helen ... water the plants everyday.5. They ... go to the shopyesterday.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. will have to

1. I haveto clean my room every week.

He has to train every day.

4.Helen has to water the plants every day.

5. They had to do to the shop yesterday.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

To complete the sentences, you need to choose the correct form of the verb (have to, has to, will have to). Here are the correct forms:

1. We will have to learn the poems tomorrow.
2. I have to clean my room every week.
3. He has to train every day. He is a sportsman.
4. Helen has to water the plants every day.
5. They had to go to the shop yesterday.

Explanation:

1. "Will have to" is used to talk about a future obligation.
2. "Have to" is used to talk about a present obligation.
3. "Has to" is used when referring to a third-person singular subject (he, she, it) in the present tense.
4. "Had to" is used when referring to past obligations.

Keep in mind that "Hab to" is not a valid English construction. The correct form is "have to."