UNIT 3: SCHOOL LIFE

VOCABULARY

EXERCISES ABOUT SCHOOL OBJECTS

MY TIMETABLE (MI HORARIO)

VIDEO :" the Britain school"

Schools in Britain

ARE UNIFORMS GOOD OR BAD?

GRAMMAR: THERE IS / THERE ARE

EXPLANATION 

THE BEDROOM

Decribe this bedroom. Use the verb THERE TO BE.

EXERCISES THERE IS/ THERE ARE

TELLING THE TIME

EXERCISES TELLING THE TIME

THE PREPOSITIONS

EXERCISES ABOUT PREPOSITIONS

have to

Have to / don't have to

Sometimes in life there are obligations or rules. There are things which you do not have a choice in, like wearing a uniform at school, for example. One structure we use to talk about these rules is have to. This programme is all about have to and its negative form, don't have to. Don't have to is used when there is no obligation to do something.

Today we challenge Tomomi from Japan to make correct sentences using this grammar.

Listen to the programme!

Have to / don't have to

 

Positive

We use 'have to' to talk about things we must do, things we are obliged to do.

Subject	have to / has to	base form of verb
I You We They	have to	wear a uniform. get up early on Sundays. study hard.
He She	has to

Negative
We use 'don't have to' to talk about things we have a choice about, things we aren't obliged to do. 

Subject	don't / doesn't have to	base form of verb
I You We They	don't have to	wear a uniform. get up early on Sundays. study hard!
He She	doesn't have to

exercises

MR. BEAN BACK TO SCHOOL

MR BEAN AT SCHOOL

READING

WRITING