Colegio San Ignacio

Concepcin
Entramos para aprender, salimos para servir

Use:
We use Has/Have To to talk about
responsibility and necessity.
Examples:
- I have to start my class at 8 oclock.
- We have to study for a test.
- She has to work on Saturdays.

Form:
Positive
I
We/You/The
y

Have
TO
Has

He/She/It

Questions:
-Do you have to work hard?

- Does he have to work hard?

work hard.

Use:
We use Not Have To to talk about something that is not
necessary or not obligatory.
.
For
m
I
We/You/The
y

He/She/It
Examples:

Dont Have
Doesnt
Have

TO

work hard.

- You dont have to wait for me. I can take a

taxi.
- We dont have to buy milk. Ive got some in
the fridge

The forms of Should are the same for all

persons:
Form: Positive and
negative
I
He/She/It
We/You/They

Should
Shouldnt

do more exercise
tell lies

Question:
- Should I see a doctor?
- Do you think I should see a doctor?

Use:
We use should to ask for and give advice
To give opinions / suggestions / recommendations.

Examples:

USEFUL EXPRESSIONS:
I think you should
I dont think you

should
I think you shouldnt
Why dont you
What you should do is

to.

What should I
do?

The forms of Must are the same for all

persons:
Form:
Positive
I
He/She/It
We/You/They

Must

wear a seat belt when

driving

Use:
We use Must to express strong obligation
To express strong advice
Examples:
- Students must wear uniform at school
(Obligation)

- You must see a doctor if youve got the Ebola

virus.
(Strong advice)

The forms of Mustnt are the same for all

persons:
Form:
Negative
I
He/She/It
We/You/Th
ey

Mustnt

steal

Use:
We use Mustnt to express prohibition
Examples:
- We mustnt smoke in hospital.
- Students mustnt cheat in tests

GO TO PAGE 135, AND DO

EXCERCISE 3A (A B)

A. You dont have to / mustnt drink that water. Its not

safe.

B. Smoking is prohibited here. You must not smoke

here.