Responsibilities with 'Have To'

Which sentence is correct?

• I have to do my homework.

• I need do my homework.

• I must to do my homework.

• I have to doing my homework.

Which sentence is correct?

• You haven't to clean your room.

• You are not have to clean your room.

• You not have to clean your room.

• You don't have to clean your room.

Which question is correct?

• Are you have to attend classes regularly?

• Do you have to attend classes regularly?

• Have you to attend classes regularly?

• Must you to attend classes regularly?

She ________ finish her project by tomorrow.

• has

• has to

• have

• have to

Teenagers often ____________ the dishes at home.

• has to do

• have to do

• has to doing

• have to doing

Many African children _________ to carry firewood before cooking.

• has

• have

• having

Identify the correct meaning of 'have to' in the sentence: 'They have to wear uniforms to school.'

• Permission or choice

• Prohibition

• Possibility

• Necessity or obligation

What do you say if you want to say that it is not necessary for you to help doing the laundry?

• I have to do the laundry.

• I haven't to do the laundry.

• I must not do the laundry.

• I don't have to do the laundry.

What is the correct question using 'have to' to ask about the responsibility of helping at home?

• Do you have to help at home?

• Must you to help at home?

• Are you have to help at home?

• You have to help at home?

Identify the correct usage of 'have to' in the sentence: 'He has to take the bus to school.'

• He have to take the bus to school.

• He has to take the bus to school.

• He has to taking the bus to school.

• He has take the bus to school.