Grammar Quiz

Have to / Do not have to Quiz

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______ you speak Chinese?

A. Can

B. Might not

C. Was

D. Is


You want to come on holiday with your friend. What should you say to her?

A. Can you go on holiday with me?

B. Can I go on holiday with you?


Luis and Ana ____________ take another exam to pass the course. It is not necessary.

A. have to

B. has to

C. doesn’t have to

D. don’t have to


Which one is question form of have to?

A. Do/does + S + have to + Verb bare

B. Have to/ Has to + S + Verb bare


Which sentence is talking a bout things that are important because of rules (quy tắc) and situations (tình huống)?

A. I have to wear a school uniform.

B. I wear a school uniform.


…………… do your homework every afternoon?

A. You have to

B. Do you have to

C. Does you have to


Have to/ don’t have to + …

A. Verb bare form

B. V-ing

C. Verb past simple

D. Verb participle


He _____________________ be strong and brave.

A. have to

B. doesn’t have to

C. has to

D. don’t have to


Nowadays, people ______ travel very easily all over Europe

A. Can

B. may not

C. are

D. could not


Which one is negative form of have to?

A. don’t have to

B. have not to


_______ you please pass me that book over there?

A. Could

B. May not

C. Might

D. Can’t


My sister _____________ wear uniform at school

A. have to

B. don’t have to

C. has to

D. doesn’t have


Children _________ bring their teddy bears to school.

A. may

B. were

C. are

D. today


When he was young he ________ dance all night long.

A. can

B. may

C. could

D. I don’t know


Students __________ arrive on time to class.

A. don’t have to

B. have to

C. has to

D. doesn’t have to


A: Can I borrow your car for tonight?
B: No, I’m afraid you __________.

A. can’t

B. couldn’t


Athletes ______________ train in a gym. It is not necessary.

A. have to

B. don’t have to

C. have

D. has to


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