Question

Виправте помилку. Jack don’t have to pay the bill today. He can do it next week. Jack doesn’t have to pay the bill today. He can do it next week. Jack don’t has to pay the bill today. He can do it next week. Jack don’t haves to pay the bill today. He can do it next week. Jack mustn’t pay the bill today. He can do it next week.

Answer 1

Відповідь: Jack doesn’t have to pay the bill today. He can do it next week.

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Answer 2

The correct sentence is: "Jack doesn't have to pay the bill today. He can do it next week."

In this sentence, "doesn't" is used instead of "don't" because "Jack" is a singular subject. "Don't" is used with plural subjects.

Additionally, "have" is used instead of "has" because "don't" is already indicating that the subject is plural. "Has" is used with singular subjects.

Finally, "mustn't" is incorrect in this context because it means "is not allowed to." The correct phrase to use here is "doesn't have to," which means there is no obligation or requirement to pay the bill today.