Rules and permission: have to and allowed to.

To express one's obligation or requirement to do something we should use ​ (a)   . On the other hand, to express lack of obligation ​ (b)   is the one we should use. We can use ​ (c)   to say that one has permission to do something. Meanwhile, ​ (d)   is used to say that one is forbidden to do something.

• have to
• don't have to
• be allowed to
• be not allowed to
• haven't to
• being allowed to
• not being allowed to
• having to

Assign the different forms of "have to" to the correct pronouns.

a

b

Have to

Has to

What is the correct negative form that work with I/you/we/they?

• doesn't has

• doesn't have

• don't has

• don't have

What is the correct negative form that work with he/she/it?

• doesn't has

• doesn't have

• don't has

• don't have

Assign the different forms of "be allowed to" to the correct pronouns.

c

b

a

are allowed to

is allowed to

am allowed to

What is the correct negative form that work with he/she/it?

• isn't allowing to

• aren't allowed to

• isn't allowed to

• aren't allowing to

• is allowed to

What is the correct negative form that work with I?

• amn't allowed to

• am not allowed to

• am not allowing to

• am allowed to

What is the correct negative form that work with you/we/they?

• not are allowing to

• not are allowed to

• are allowed to

• aren't allowed to

• are not allowing to

Reorder the sections in order to form a sentence.

• You

• allowed to

• in the classroom

• aren't

• eat

Reorder the sections in order to form a sentence.

• have to

• send

• the homework

• We

• on time