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[ Modal Verbs ]

The negative form of the modal verb ‘ have to’ is..

A. haven’t to/ hasn’t to

B. don’t have to/ doesn’t have to

C. haven’t got to/ hasn’t got to

D. It has no negative form

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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