Must vs Have to Exercises

You   wear a seatbelt in the car. It’s the law.

You   come to the party if you don’t want to.

You   touch that! It’s dangerous.

She (have to) get up at 6 every day for work.

  we have to wear a uniform at your school?

Yesterday I   work late.

It’s Saturday, so I (not / have to) go to school.

You   be quiet in the library.

He   wear glasses to read.

Students   use phones in class.

Did you (have to) pay for the tickets?

You   bring food. There’s lots here.

I   remember to call my mum tonight.

We (have to) wait long. The bus came quickly. (past, negative)

You   smoke in here. It’s not allowed.

Tomorrow we   get up early to catch the plane.

Does she   work on Sundays?

You eat all of it if you’re not hungry. (not necessary)

You   forget your passport!

I’ve got a headache. I think I   go to bed.

I   finish this report today. My boss wants it by 5.

You   tell anyone. It’s a secret.

When I was at school, we (have to) wear a tie.

You   book a table. The restaurant is never full.

You   really see that film. It’s brilliant!

(you / have to) work tomorrow?

I’ll   leave early tomorrow. I’ve got a doctor’s appointment.

We   hurry. We’ve got plenty of time.

You   pay by card. Cash is fine too.

Sorry, I go now. My train leaves in ten minutes. (informal: have got to)

Has he   wear a suit at work?

You   drive faster than 50 km/h in town.

Last year I (not / have to) pay any tax.

You   apologise. It wasn’t your fault.

Passengers   show their passports at the gate.

You   eat more vegetables. They’re good for you.

I’m sorry, I (have to) cancel our meeting tomorrow.

Do I   show my ID to get in?

You   to be 18 to vote in most countries.

You   ask permission to leave the room. Just go.

I   bought so much food. Nobody came to the party.

I   buy any food, so I didn’t go to the shop.

You (bring) an umbrella. It didn’t rain in the end. (not necessary, but you did)

We   to leave the building when the alarm went off.

All visitors are   to sign in at reception.

You   have told me earlier! Now it’s too late.

Attendance at the training is . (obligatory)

I   say, I’m impressed.

There’s no need to rush. You   hurry.

You   finish it today, but it would be helpful.

“Did you have to wait long?” “No, I (not / have to) wait at all.”

If you want to pass, you’ll   work much harder.

The doctor said I   stop smoking.

You   be joking!

We (not / need / cook). There was plenty of food left from yesterday, so we didn’t.

You   to have a visa to visit the country.

Soldiers   obey orders.

I’ve had to   my plans.

You (take) a taxi! I could have picked you up. (it wasn’t necessary, but you did)

Employees   wear protective clothing at all times.

All employees   wear an ID badge.

You   share your password with anyone.

I (have to) work late every day last week.

You   come to the office on Fridays. You can work from home.

We   send the invoice by Friday, or we won’t get paid this month.

(I / have to) attend the training session?

You   print the documents. I’ll send them by email.

She   travel a lot for her job.

Next month we’ll   move to a smaller office.

You discuss salaries with colleagues. It’s against company policy. (prohibited)

I   prepared so many slides. The meeting was cancelled.

Staff   to complete the safety course.

We (not / have to) wear suits, but most people do.

You   check your emails at the weekend. Nobody expects it.

I’m afraid I   leave now. I have another meeting.

You   be late for the client meeting. It’s really important.

Last year we (have to) cut costs by 10%.

You   ask the manager before you give a discount. It’s a good idea.

Do we   to get the client’s approval first?

I   say, the presentation was excellent.