Recently I have been dealing with the modal verbs. First I created a mind map depicting all the modals in present and past tenses. That post was suitable for intemediate students. Then I wrote a post about the modal verbs Must and Should which was for elementary students.
In this post I would like to add the verb HAVE TO and explain its usage in English. This explanation is aimed at elementary students. At the end of the post there are two games to practise the modal verbs.
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Have to – mind map
[/su_heading] [su_spacer]The triangles show the way HAVE TO forms sentences and the images on the right show the meaning of the verbs.
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Have to – games
[/su_heading] [su_spacer] The first game contains a quiz and if you answer the questions correctly you will play a game called Hot Race. I have managed to win 8,853 points, but when we played the quiz at school one student scored 50,000 points and I had to stop him because we would not have done anything else in the lesson. Can you be better than him? 🙂[su_spacer][su_button url=”https://engames.eu/modal_verbs/have_to/have_to_quiz_race/index.html” target=”blank”]HAVE TO – Quiz[/su_button][su_spacer] The second game is called Reaction. Your task is to complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb HAVE. If you complete the sentences correctly, you will have to click on the ugly frog as quickly as possible. The quicker you click on the frog the better. My personal record is 18,250 points.
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