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\n2.1      study for my exam.  \n3.We_____clean the car.  \n4.My mum      go shopping.  \n5.Emmg and Danilo        tidy the kitchen.  \npack his bag.  \n6.Callum          \n7.Jonathan's dad        go to work.  \n8.You____take a shower.  \n9.The class        water the plants.  \n10.The teacher        correct our exams.  \n# Don't or doesn't?\n\n## Complete the sentence with the correct negative form,don'tor doesn't:\n\n1.My neighbour_____have to work on Sundays.  \n2.The cat_____have to sleep at night.  \n3.He_____have to go to school at the weekend.  \n4.Mei and Kaleb_____have to cook today.  \n5.Jenna_____have to make the bed.  \n6.Luca_____have to clean the floor.  \n7.The students_____have to wear a school uniform.  \n8.My friend_____have to walk to school.  \n9.These people_____have to play football.  \n10.She_____have to take her English book today.","cbCairtBSlFaFsoL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairtBSlFaFsoL","pdf",159082,"English","# Have or Have to?\n# Don't or 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