Estructura gramatical de have to en presente simple en afirmativo negativo e interrogativo?
Estructura gramatical de have to en presente simple en afirmativo negativo e interrogativo.
Estructura gramatical de have to en presente simple en afirmativo negativo e interrogativo.
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Affirmative : 1. I have to read this book for tomorrow. 2. She has to go to school on Saturday. Negative : 1. I don't have to read this book for tomorrow. 2. She doesn't have to go to school on Saturday. Yes / NoQuestions : 1. Do you have to read this book for tomorrow?
Affirmative :
1.
I have to read this book for tomorrow.
2. She has to go to school on Saturday.
Negative :
1.
I don't have to read this book for tomorrow.
2. She doesn't have to go to school on Saturday.
Yes / NoQuestions :
1.
Do you have to read this book for tomorrow?
2. Does she have to go to school on Saturday?
Wh - questions :
1.
What do you have to read?
2. Where does she have to go?
Affirmative : 1. I have to read this book for tomorrow. 2. She has to go to school on Saturday. Negative : 1. I don't have to read this book for tomorrow. 2.
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