Unit 8 By: Yuneired Guette Salcedo: Have (Got) To

Unit 8
By: Yuneired Guette Salcedo

Have (got) to
1. Complete the sentences with ve
got to or s got to verb from the
box
Work
Be
Take (2)
do
help
go
get up
get
a. You ve got to help me with my

homework. Its impossible
b. The doctor gave me some pills.
Ive got to take them three times a
day.
c. Thanks for a great evening!
Weve got to go now or well
miss our bus.
d. Marys a nervous wreck. Shes
got to be at the airport at 2:30, but
its 2:00 and she isnt ready yet.
e. Sorry I cant come to your party. I
ve got to work late on Saturday.
f. Sorry I cant come to take exams.
Youve got to do them You
have no choice
g. Im going to bed now. I ve got to
get up early tomorrow morning
h. Harrys unemployed. Hes get to
get a job as soon as possible.
2. Have to
Complete the sentences with have to, has
to, or had to and a suitable verb.
a. I have to wear glasses because my

eyes arent very good.
b. Remember! When you drive in
Japan you have to be on the left!
c. Can I go and see the dentist
when I want? Well, usually you
have to request an appointment,
unless its an emergency.
d. On the weekends Jack wears jeans
and T-shirt. During the week he
has to wear a suit and a tie.
e. Why are you late? Sorry. I had to
go to the bank, and there was a
long line.
f. I dont like my job. Sometimes I
have to work until midnight.
g. Farmers have to work every day
of the year.
h. Their car broke down, so they
have to go it to the mechanic.
3. Put the words in the correct order
to make questions.
- What time do you have to get up?
- Do you have to wear a uniform to
work?
- Why did you have to buy many
books?
- Do you have to get a visa to go to
Canada?
- How often does John have to take
this pill?
- Do you have often water to this
plant?
4. Short Answer
Answer the questions about you. Use
short answer.
-
Do you have to go to work every

(week) day?
R/ Yes, I do.
Did you have to work hard
yesterday.
R/ No, I did not.
Does your teacher have to correct
your homework?
R/ Yes, He does.
Do you have to cook at home?
R/ Yes, I do.
Does your mother have to travel a
lot in her job?
R/ No, She Does not.
Did you have to take any exams
last year?
R/ Yes, I did.
Do you have to get up early?
R/ Yes, I do.
Do you have to look up a lot of
words in your dictionary?
R/ No, I do not.
6. Should: Giving advice.

Give advice to these people. Use:
I think, should or I dont think
should.
-
5. Making affirmative and negative

sentences.
Make ten true sentences about you
and your family, using the chart. Add
a comment if you can.
-
I have to make the bed in the

morning. Im living alone in
Medellin.
I have to do the cooking when my
mother is working. She is teacher.
My parents have to get up early in

the morning, because, they are
teachers.
My brother doesnt have to do the
shopping. He is a child.
My grandmother has to do the
ironing. She is a dressmaker.
We have to do the dishes. We
dont have a dishwasher.
My mother has to baby sit.
My parents dont have to work in
the yard.
My brother doesnt have go to
work. He is in a school.
My mother has to do the ironing.
Peters got a very bad cold. I

think he should go to bed. I dont
think he go to work.
Jenny and Tony are only 16, but
they want to get married. I think
they should wait more time. I
dont think they should leave the
school.
Ive lost my checkbook and credit
cards. I think you should go to
your bank. I dont think you go to
the shopping.
Keith wants to drive home, but he
doesnt have his glasses. I think
he should take a taxi. I dont think
he should drive without his
glasses.
My toot hurts. I think you should

go to the dentist. I dont think you
should eat heavy meal.
Theres a hole in my shoe. I only
bought them last week. I think you
should go to the shop and get your
money or change your shoes. I
dont think you should be angry.
Anns phone bill was
enormous $250! I think she
should go to the bank. I
dont think she should
disuse her phone.
My children spend all their
allowance on candy. I
think they should learn to
save their money. I dont
think they should eat many
candies.
Kates crying because I
pushed her. It was an
accident. I think you
should excuse whit her. I
dont think you should
leave her alone.
7. Asking for advice.
e. Anne isnt speaking to me today

because yesterday I said she was
stupid. Do you think I should
excuse me?
f. Paulo doesnt know whether to go
to college or travel around the
world. What do you think I should
recommend to him?
g. This sound systems fantastic, but
its so expensive! Do you think I
should buy it?
8. Have to or should?
Complete the sentences with a form
of have to or should. Make the verbs
negative with necessary.
-
a. George has asked me to marry

him. Do you think I should say
yes?
b. Teresa has invited me to a party at
her parents house. Dou you think
I should go?
c. Debbie still hasnt given me back
the money she owes me. Do you
think I should remember him?
d. Im having a party, and I have to
write a guest list. Who do you
think I should invite to my party?
Your hairs too long. I think you

SHOULD get it cut.
Your clothes smell, and you have
cough. You shouldnt to smoke.
Im going to bed. I HAVE TO get
up early tomorrow.
Id like to meet your boyfriend.
You should to invite him over.
I have to tell my parents where I
am, and then they dont worry.
You have to come whit me, if you
dont want to. Ill go on my own.
If you need some help with your
homework, you have to go to the
library.
If you have a ticket, you have to
wait in line. You can go right in.
You havent to tell lies. Its
wrong.
Gray works too much. I think he
should take it easy.
9. MUST
- Its my mothers birthday
tomorrow. I must buy her a
present and a card.
- Theres an excellent movie
playing downtown. You must visit
it.
- My bedrooms real mess. I must
clean it.
- Peters in the hospital. I must visit
him.
- Our train leaves in two minutes!
We must run very fast so that the
train does not leave us.
- You can borrow my tennis racket,
but you must take care when you
use it. It was very expensive
- Theres
a
wonderful
new
restaurant that opened in town.
You must go to the new restaurant
and taste the food.
10. VOCABULARY
-
A farmer works on the land

A receptionist welcomes guests
An architect designs buildings
An accountant provides financial
advice
A soldier fights for his/her
country
A fire fighter puts out fires
A painter paints rooms in a house
A mechanic repairs cars
A housewife takes care of the
home and children
A store clerk helps customers
A doctor prescribes medicine for
patients.
11. Writing
- Dear Helen - Love, Bob
- Dear sir or Madam- Sincerely,
Robert J. Fleming.
- Darling Rosie Yours, Bob
- Dear Ms. McDonald Sincerely,
Robert Fleming.
- Dear Philp- Lots of love, Bobby
xxx

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Unit 8

By: Yuneired Guette Salcedo

a. You ve got to help me with my

a. I have to wear glasses because my

Do you have to go to work every

6. Should: Giving advice.

5. Making affirmative and negative

I have to make the bed in the

My parents have to get up early in

Peters got a very bad cold. I

My toot hurts. I think you should

7. Asking for advice.

e. Anne isnt speaking to me today

a. George has asked me to marry

Your hairs too long. I think you

A farmer works on the land

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