A: I have to get up early because I have to cook breakfast for the family.
B: Why does … have to get up early?
C: … has to get up early because she has to cook breakfast for the family.
A: I had to stay at home yesterday because I had to look after my younger sister.
B: Why did … have to stay at home yesterday?
C: … had to stay at home yesterday because he had to look after his younger sister.
A: I have to go shopping because I have to buy food for the party.
B: Why does … have to go shopping?
C: … has to go shopping because he has to buy food for the party.
A: I have to wear apron because I have to wash up after dinner.
B: Why does … have to wear apron?
C: … has to wear apron because she has to wash up after dinner.
A: I had to go to the library yesterday because I had to find the book I needed for the History lesson.
B: Why did … have to go to the library yesterday?
C: … had to go to the library yesterday because he had to find the book he needed for the History lesson.
A: I have to buy some holiday postcards because I have to write holiday greetings to my relatives.
B: Why does … have to buy some holiday postcards?
C: … has to buy some holiday postcards because he has to write holiday greetings to his relatives.
B: Why does … have to get up early?
C: … has to get up early because she has to cook breakfast for the family.
A: I had to stay at home yesterday because I had to look after my younger sister.
B: Why did … have to stay at home yesterday?
C: … had to stay at home yesterday because he had to look after his younger sister.
A: I have to go shopping because I have to buy food for the party.
B: Why does … have to go shopping?
C: … has to go shopping because he has to buy food for the party.
A: I have to wear apron because I have to wash up after dinner.
B: Why does … have to wear apron?
C: … has to wear apron because she has to wash up after dinner.
A: I had to go to the library yesterday because I had to find the book I needed for the History lesson.
B: Why did … have to go to the library yesterday?
C: … had to go to the library yesterday because he had to find the book he needed for the History lesson.
A: I have to buy some holiday postcards because I have to write holiday greetings to my relatives.
B: Why does … have to buy some holiday postcards?
C: … has to buy some holiday postcards because he has to write holiday greetings to his relatives.
I had to go shopping because I had to buy some bread.
I had to stay home yesterday evening because I had to write a letter to my pen-friend.
I had to stay home yesterday evening because I had to write a letter to my pen-friend.
1. A: Why do you have to buy so much food?
B: I’m having a birthday party on Saturday.
2. A: Jane didn’t come to the cinema with us last night.
B: Why?
A: She had to study for a test.
3. A: Why do you have to go to the library today?
В: I have to find some information for my report.
4. A: Do you have to work at your English more?
B: Yes, I do. I need to speak English fluently.
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B: I’m having a birthday party on Saturday.
2. A: Jane didn’t come to the cinema with us last night.
B: Why?
A: She had to study for a test.
3. A: Why do you have to go to the library today?
В: I have to find some information for my report.
4. A: Do you have to work at your English more?
B: Yes, I do. I need to speak English fluently.