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    This document discusses the use of "have to" and "don't have to" in expressing necessity and lack thereof. "Have to" is used to indicate something is necessary, such as wearing a uniform to school. "Don't have to" expresses that something is not necessary, for example not having to work on Mondays. These phrases are used for describing present and future situations, like having to wear a uniform at one's current job or not having to get up early the next day.

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    This document discusses the use of "have to" and "don't have to" in expressing necessity and lack thereof. "Have to" is used to indicate something is necessary, such as wearing a uniform to school. "Don't have to" expresses that something is not necessary, for example not having to work on Mondays. These phrases are used for describing present and future situations, like having to wear a uniform at one's current job or not having to get up early the next day.

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    Have To and Don't Have To

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    This document discusses the use of "have to" and "don't have to" in expressing necessity and lack thereof. "Have to" is used to indicate something is necessary, such as wearing a uniform to school. "Don't have to" expresses that something is not necessary, for example not having to work on Mondays. These phrases are used for describing present and future situations, like having to wear a uniform at one's current job or not having to get up early the next day.

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    Have to and don’t have

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    Econ. William Figueroa, MBA.
    Have to
    • We use have to + the base form of the verb to say that something is
    necessary.
    • For example:
    • We have to wear a uniform in school.
    • I have to go to work by bus.
    • My brother has to get up at 5:30 every morning.
    • Donna has to call her parents every night.
    Don’t have to
    • We use don’t have to + the base form of the verb to say that something
    isn’t necessary.
    • For example:
    • I don’t have to work on Mondays.
    • They don’t have to study today. It’s Sunday.
    • Carlotta doesn’t have to buy a new computer. She got one for her birthday.
    • Simon doesn’t have to cook dinner tonight. He’s at a restaurant.
    Have to / don’t have to
    • We use to/ don’t have to for situations in the present and in the future.
    • For example:
    • I have to wear a uniform at work (present situation)
    • I don’t have to get up early tomorrow (future situation)

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