Have to – has to sind modale Hilfsverben oder auch Modalverben.
- Verwendung: wenn man von ‚müssen‘ spricht
- Bildung: Positive Sätze – im Simple Present
- I have to
- You have to
- He / she / it has to
- We have to
- You have to
- They have to
- Bildung: Negative Sätze – im Simple Present
- ==> grds. bildet man die Verneinung mit ‚don’t‘
- ==> aber: bei he / she / it: verwendet man doesn’t + have (nicht has!!!!)
- I don’t have to
- You don’t have to
- He / she / it doesn’t have to
- We don’t have to
- You don’t have to
- They don’t have to
- Bildung: Fragesätze – im Simple Present
- ==> grds. bildet man die Frage mit ‚don’t‘
- ==> aber: bei he / she / it: verwendet man doesn’t + have (nicht has!!!!)
- Do I have to go? Yes, I do. No, I don’t.
- Do you have to go? Yes, you do. No, you don’t.
- Does he / she / it have to go? Yes, he does. No, he doesn’t.
- Do we have to go? Yes, we do. No, we don’t.
- Do you have to go? Yes, you do. No, you don’t.
- Do they have to go? Yes, they do. No, they don’t.
- Abgrenzung: have got / has got (das heißt ‚haben‘)
Onlineübung zu have to – has to (Positive Sätze)
Onlineübung zu don’t have to – doesn’t have to (Negative Sätze)
Onlineübung zu (don’t) have to – (doesn’t) have to (Positive und negative Sätze)
Onlineübung – Simple Past, Simple Present, Will-Future
- Setze ein – have to, has to, doesn’t have to, don’t have to, didn’t have to, will have to, won’t have to, had to