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Have to di usa:
Alla forma Affermativa
Have to/don’t (doesn’t) have to  sostituisce must nei tempi e nei modi in cui must non è grammaticalmente possibile.
  • Parlare di un obbligo che ci è stato imposto: My boss says I have to be on duty on Sunday, too.
  • Dire a qualcuno che cosa deve fare (è un altro ad imporlo): Mum says I have to find a job.
  • Dire che le circostanze rendono necessario fare qualcosa: We have to get up early. The train is 6 a.m.
  
Alla forma Negativa
  • Dire che non è necessario fare qualcosa con la forma negativa di have to: We don't have to overtime.
Have to
Present tense

Forma Affermativa

Forma Negativa
Forma Interrogativa


Intera

Contratta

   Interrogativa
Interrogativa negativa
I have to go
I do not have go
I don't have to go
Do I have to go?
Don't I have to go?
You have to go

You do not have go

You don't have to go

Do you have to go?

Don't you have to go?

He has to go

He do not have go

He doesn't have to go

Does he have to go?

Doesn't he have to go?

She has to go

She do not have go

She doesn't have to go

Does she have to go?

Doesn't she have to go?

It has to go

It do not have go

It doesn't have to go

Does it have to go?

Doesn't it have to go?
We have to go

We do not have go

We don't have to go

Do we have to go?

Don't we have to go?
You have to go

You do not have go

You don't have to go

Do you have to go?

Don't you have to go?
They have to go

They do not have go

They don't have to go

Do they have to go?

Don't they have to go?
Risposte Brevi
Yes, + soggetto + do/does                                                Yes, I/you/we/they do
                                                                                       Yes, he/she/it does
No, + soggetto + do not/does not (don't/doesn't)             No, I/you//we/they don't
                                                                                          No, he/she/it doesn't
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