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HAVE TO (DOVERE)

The modal verb "have to" is used to express necessity or obligation imposed by external factors, not personal choice. In affirmative sentences, it signifies a requirement or duty that must be fulfilled, such as "

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HAVE TO (DOVERE)

The modal verb "have to" is used to express necessity or obligation imposed by external factors, not personal choice. In affirmative sentences, it signifies a requirement or duty that must be fulfilled, such as "

English Will / Going to

Communicable Diseases: Confidentiality and the Duty to Warn

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INDIRECT QUESTIONS

HAVE TO si usa alla forma negativa per esprimere mancanza di necessità

HAVE TO si usa alla forma affermativa per esprime dovere, necessità o responsabilità deciso da altri.

HAVE TO (DOVERE)

FORMA INTERROGATIVA E RISPOSTE BREVI

Does Laura have to stop? Yes, she does/No, she doesn't

Do I have to stop? Yes, you do/No, you don't

I/YOU/WE/YOU/THEY-HE/SHE/IT

FORMA NEGATIVA

Laura doesn't have to walk the dog

I don't have to walk the dog

I/YOU/WE/YOU/THEY-HE/SHE IT

FORMA AFFERMATIVA

My brother has to tidy his room

My brothers have to tidy their room

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HAVE TO (DOVERE)

The modal verb "have to" is used to express necessity or obligation imposed by external factors, not personal choice. In affirmative sentences, it signifies a requirement or duty that must be fulfilled, such as "

English Will / Going to

Communicable Diseases: Confidentiality and the Duty to Warn

Graphic Organizer

INDIRECT QUESTIONS

HAVE TO si usa alla forma negativa per esprimere mancanza di necessità

HAVE TO si usa alla forma affermativa per esprime dovere, necessità o responsabilità deciso da altri.

HAVE TO (DOVERE)

FORMA INTERROGATIVA E RISPOSTE BREVI

Does Laura have to stop? Yes, she does/No, she doesn't

Do I have to stop? Yes, you do/No, you don't

I/YOU/WE/YOU/THEY-HE/SHE/IT

FORMA NEGATIVA

Laura doesn't have to walk the dog

I don't have to walk the dog

I/YOU/WE/YOU/THEY-HE/SHE IT

FORMA AFFERMATIVA

My brother has to tidy his room

My brothers have to tidy their room

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