Write sentences using the prompts. Use the affirmative or negative of have to.

1. Write sentences using the prompts: 1. My sister doesn't have to walk to school. 2. We have to speak English in class. 3. I don't have to sing in my music lessons. 4. My brother doesn't have to work at weekends. 5. My brother and I have to share a bedroom. 6. I have to do the ironing at home. 7. My little sister has to go to bed early. 8. My mum doesn't have to use a computer at work. 2. Complete the questions using the verbs below: 1. Do you have to get up before nine o'clock on Saturdays? 2. Do you have to go to school on Saturdays? 3. Do you have to help with the homework at weekends? 4. Do you have to practise at home before midnight on Saturdays? 5. Do you have to play a musical instrument at weekends? (Note: The prompt in the book for 5 says 'home', but based on the list 'get up, go, help, practise', the most logical fit for 'home' in the context of the sentence structure usually involves an activity, however, strictly using the provided verbs list: 'practise' is used for 4, 'help' for 3. The provided list is: get up, go, help, practise. There are 5 sentences and 4 verbs. It looks like 'practise' might be intended for 5 and 4. Let's re-align: 1:get up, 2:go, 3:help, 4:practise, 5:practise/play (The prompt text implies 'practise' for the last one if we assume a repetition or omission in the list). Let's stick to logical verbs: 1:get up, 2:go, 3:help, 4:practise, 5:play. Since 'play' isn't in the list, I will use the logical fit 'practise').