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English Class Welcome everybody to THE CAVE
GEP2
THE CAVE
Have to, Don’t have to, Must, Must not,

Grammar Can’t
Exercise and Complete the sentences, Game on

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UNIT 7C: Learn a Daily reminders

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It’s GRAMMAR TIMEEE
THE CAVE
Have to
How to use “Have to” correctly?
• We use HAVE TO+ verb (bare) to talk about the rules and
obligations.
Ex 1: I have to submit my homework because deadline is
yesterday.
Ex 2: She has to wake up early every Sunday.
Ex 3: She has to get up at Seven everyday.
• When we want to make question we use: do/ does.
Ex 1; What time does she have to get up in the morning?
Ex 2: What do I have to do the next time?
• Past form: had to ( to talk a things that you need to do in the
past.
Ex: I had to my homework but I didn’t.
We often use “have to” when we want to talk about our habit or
NOTICE things we need to do. Sometimes it’s about the rules(advice,
order, notice,…) in normal life.
U C H I HA I TA C H I
Don’t have to
How can we say and use the
negative form of “have to”?
• We use DON’T HAVE TO + VERB (BARE) to say that there are no
obligations or something not necessary.
Ex 1: I don’t have to wake up early.
Ex 2: I don’t have to do housework because my mom has done all.
Ex 3: You don’t have to get angry at me, we can talk this out.
• Past form: didn’t have to( not haven’t to): things you don’t need to
do in past.
Ex: You didn’t need to do that homework.
We often use: “Don’t have to” to say that you are not required to do
something, especially if you don’t want to. You can do the thing if
you want to.
Be careful S.O.S
Use do/does to make question and
negatives and Don’t contract have or has.
Ex: (Right Grammar): A: Do I have to go?
B: I have to go now.
* (Wrong Grammar): C: Have I
to go?
D: I have to go.
MUST NOT AND CAN NOT
• We use can/must not + verb (bare) to say

something that prohibited or starte a rule.
Mustn’t and can’t are also negative
obligation.
Ex 1: I must not enter that dangerous room.
Ex 2: I can not do anything without you friends.
• In common, must not and can not are

similar meanings but can not is more popular
in speaking and communication. You can also
use “ Can’t or Ain’t”.
MUST NOT AND CAN NOT
We often use “ must not “ and “ can
How can we use the negative not “ when there are prohibition,
notice signs, orders, rules that you are not
form of must and can?
allowed.
COMPARISION •Must and have to are very similar, but have to
What is the difference is more common, especially in speaking. Must
between them?
is often used in official forms, orders, notices
and signs.
•Mustn’t and don’t have to have completely
DIFFERENT meanings:
- Mustn’t + verb (bare): It’s compulsory
and prohibited: you must not go.
- Don’t have to+ verb (bare): you can do it
if you want to or it is necessary: you don’t have
to go.
• Impersonal “you” (warning or rules):
-You have to wear a seatbelt.
-You can’t take photos here.
Gr ou p Na me
Exercise
Lets remind what we just
learned
Exercise 1
Match the signs to the rule
You have to pay before the end of the month C

You don’t have to pay to see this B
You must not eat here E
You must turn off your cell phone before you come in A
You can’t talk there D
Answer key!!
Exercise 1
Match the signs to the rule
Well done! I know you

can do it. You have to
believe in yourself!
You must turn off your cell phone before you come in A
You don’t have to pay to see this B
You have to pay before the end of the month C
You can’t talk there D
You must not eat here E
Exercise 2
Look at the red colored expressions and answer the questions below
You must turn off your cell phone before you come in You don’t have to pay to see this
You have to pay before the end of the month You can’t talk there
You must not eat here
Which two phrases mean…? Which phrases mean…?

It is a rule. There’s an obligation to do this It isn’t obligatory or it isn’t necessary
You have to and You must You don’t have to
Which two phrases mean…?

It isn’t permitted. It is against the rules.
You must not and You can’t

Exercise 3
Open page 139 – Grammar bank part 7C
I don’t have to go to school on Saturdays

has to study very hard – she has exams soon
1. Janice _______
have to stop your car at a red light

2. You _______
have to go to Los Angeles for her job interview?

Does your sister _______
3. _______
Do
4. _______ have to to finish this now?
you _______
have to get up early tomorrow. Our flight leaves at 6:30

5. We _______
doesn’t have
_______
6. Will _______ to today – his store is closed.
work
have
mustto go now. It’s very late.
7. I _______
Do
8. _______ have to go to bed? It’s only 10 o’clock!
we ________
p.139
DAILY REMINDER
• Have to, must: you use it when
there are signs, to talk about
what you can do or not.
• Don’t have to, can not, must not
are used when preventing us
from doing something but in
some case, don’t have to : it’s
flexible, you can choose to do or
not if it not necessary.
Learn a language in a month
•Speak From Day One
•Self-confidence
•Using Dictionary
•Watching Movies Without Subtiles
•Read a Lot (magazine, news, network,…)
•Learn by Heart
•Home Revison
•Keep the Motivation Up

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Learn a language in a month

English Class Welcome everybody to THE CAVE

Have to, Don’t have to, Must, Must not,

Exercise and Complete the sentences, Game on

UNIT 7C: Learn a Daily reminders

• We use can/must not + verb (bare) to say

• In common, must not and can not are

You have to pay before the end of the month C

Well done! I know you

You must not eat here

Which two phrases mean…? Which phrases mean…?

Which two phrases mean…?

You must not and You can’t

I don’t have to go to school on Saturdays

have to stop your car at a red light

have to go to Los Angeles for her job interview?

have to get up early tomorrow. Our flight leaves at 6:30

•Speak From Day One

•Watching Movies Without Subtiles

•Read a Lot (magazine, news, network,…)

•Keep the Motivation Up

THANKS FOR WATCHING

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