Complete the sentences with the correct form of have to and the verbs in the box.

Exercise 2: 1. Jane has got the flu. She has to go to bed. 2. It's Saturday. I don't have to go to school. Hurray! 3. Fred ate an ice cream. He has to brush his teeth, but he can't find his toothbrush! 4. Don't worry about wet hair. It's hot today! You don't have to use the hairdryer before you go out. 5. It's warm and sunny today. We don't have to wear coats. 6. George has got a stomachache. He has to see a doctor. He can't play football today. Exercise 4: 1. Emma, is that you? I can't hear you. You have to speak (speak) louder. 2. Yes, it's me. I've got a sore throat. That's why I didn't go to school. I think I have to (have to) see a doctor? 3. No, I don't have to (don't have to) drink some more tea. It's not really bad. 4. OK, I'm phoning because we have to do (do) a French test on Wednesday. It's on Friday now. Our teacher told us at school today. 5. That's good news. I have to learn (learn) the new words on Tuesday. I can wait until Thursday. 6. I've got some more news. There's a new boy in our class. He's French. 7. He's lucky! He doesn't have to do (doesn't have to do) anything for the French test. 8. Ha ha! That's true. His French is perfect! Exercise 5 (Sample answers - sentences about you may vary): 1. I don't have to go to school on Saturday. 2. My mum has to cook every day. 3. My best friend has to get the bus home from school. 4. I don't have to do chores when I've got a headache.