<span>1. Ann and Kate are going for a walk now 2. Ann and Kate often go for a walk
3. He's not going to school now
4. He doesn't go to school on Sunday </span>
HAVE TO:
1) Sorry, I can’t go out right now, I have to do my homework.
2) I have to put my glasses on, I have a bad vision.
3) I have to wash the dishes before my mom comes.
4) My friend have to buy new bike as his is broken.
DON’T/DOESN’T HAVE TO:
1) You don’t have to do this exercise right now, we will do it later.
2) She doesn’t have to take her t-short with her, I will give her mine.
3) We don’t have to put on warm clothes, it’s hot outside.
4) He doesn’t have to take a role in this spectacle, if he has no desire.
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Мне кажется правильно если это так то с тебя лучший ответ :D если можно конечно !
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