Question

Choose the correct form of the modal verb have to. Mind the tense. 1. I _____ go to school on Saturdays. 1.doesn't have to 2.don't have to 2. Mary ____ study very hard because she has an exam tomorrow. 1. have to 2. has to 3. We ____ buy the trickets at the station because we bought them online 1. have to 2. has to 4. Jake and Jim ____ wear a school uniform. 1. have to 2. has to 5. _____ wake up early on Mondays? 1. You have to 2. Do you have to

Answer 1

1.I don't have to go to school on Saturdays.

2.Mary has to study very hard because she has an exam tomorrow.

3.We don't have to buy the tickets at the station because we bought them online.

4.Jake and Jim have to wear a school uniform.

5.Do you have to wake up early on Mondays?

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Answer 2

Certainly! Let's go through each sentence and choose the correct form of the modal verb "have to" while minding the tense:

1. I _____ go to school on Saturdays. - Correct answer: 2. don't have to - Explanation: The sentence is in the present simple tense, and the correct form of the modal verb "have to" for the negative statement is "don't have to."

2. Mary ____ study very hard because she has an exam tomorrow. - Correct answer: 1. have to - Explanation: The sentence indicates an obligation, and Mary is required to study. The correct form of the modal verb "have to" for a positive statement in the present simple tense is "have to."

3. We ____ buy the tickets at the station because we bought them online. - Correct answer: 1. have to - Explanation: The sentence expresses an obligation or necessity to buy tickets. The correct form of the modal verb "have to" for a positive statement in the present simple tense is "have to."

4. Jake and Jim ____ wear a school uniform. - Correct answer: 1. have to - Explanation: The sentence indicates a general obligation for Jake and Jim to wear a school uniform. The correct form of the modal verb "have to" for a positive statement in the present simple tense is "have to."

5. ____ wake up early on Mondays? - Correct answer: 2. Do you have to - Explanation: This is a question in the present simple tense, and the correct form of the modal verb "have to" for a question is "Do you have to."

So, the completed sentences are:

1. I don't have to go to school on Saturdays. 2. Mary has to study very hard because she has an exam tomorrow. 3. We have to buy the tickets at the station because we bought them online. 4. Jake and Jim have to wear a school uniform. 5. Do you have to wake up early on Mondays?