HAVE/ HAS TO, DON'T/ DOESN'T HAVE TO, HAD TO, DIDN'T HAVE TO

Do Tom and Charlie have to help with the shopping?

• Yes, they do.

• No, they don't.

Does Tom have to wash the dishes?

• Yes, he does.

• Yes, he do.

• No, he doesn't.

• No, he don't.

Does Tom have to take the rubbish out?

• Yes, he does.

• Yes, he do.

• No, he doesn't.

• No, he don't.

Do Tom and Charlie have to help in the garden?

• Yes, they does.

• Yes, they do.

• No, they doesn't.

• No, they don't.

Do they have to tidy their bedrooms?

• Yes, they does.

• Yes, they do.

• No, they doesn't.

• No, they don't.

Tom and Charlie/ tidy their bedrooms.

• Tom and Charlie have to tidy their bedrooms.

• Tom and Charlie don't have to tidy their bedrooms.

Charlie/ wash the dishes.

• Charlie has to wash the dishes.

• Charlie have to wash the dishes.

• Charlie doesn't have to wash the dishes.

• Charlie don't have to wash the dishes.

Tom and Charlie/ help in the garden.

• Tom and Charlie have to help in the garden.

• Tom and Charlie has to help in the garden.

• Tom and Charlie don't have to help in the garden.

• Tom and Charlie doesn't have to help in the garden.

Tom and Charlie/ help with the shopping.

• Tom and Charlie have to help with the shopping.

• Tom and Charlie has to help with the shopping.

• Tom and Charlie don't have to help with the shopping.

• Tom and Charlie doesn't have to help with the shopping.

Charlie/ take the rubbish out.

• Charlie have to take the rubbish out.

• Charlie has to take the rubbish out.

• Charlie don't have to take the rubbish out.

• Charlie doesn't have to take the rubbish out.