Have to / Don't have to / Must / Mustn't / Should - 6˚year

To talk about OBLIGATIONS we use...

• must

• should

• have to

When the obligation comes from you and your feelings, you use...

• should

• have to

• must

When the obligation comes from a situation, not from you, you use...

• must

• have to

• should

"Must" and "Have to" aren't exactly the same, but they are quite similar.

• False

• True

The negative form of "Must" (Must not) means...

• to give advice, to help people when they are in trouble.

• something is forbidden, you are not allowed to do that.

• that something is not necessary, you can choose to do something or not.

We use "Should" ....

• to give advice or express an opinion.

• to talk about obligations.

• to express an ability.

To provide a Negative advice, we use...

• Mustn't

• Shouldn't

• Can't

We use the negative form of "Have to" (Don't have to) to say...

• that something is not necessary.

• that something is totally forbidden.

She ...... wear a uniform because she's a police officer

• HAVE TO
• HAS TO
• HAD TO
• DOESN'T HAVE TO

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1C

CCSS.L.9-10.1B

Today is Sunday so I ..... get up early

• HAVE TO
• HAS TO
• DON'T HAVE TO
• DOESN'T HAVE TO

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1C

CCSS.L.9-10.1B