4 Complete the dialogue with the correct form of have to and the verbs. Poppy: Emma, is that you? I can't hear you. You have to speak (speak) louder. Emma: Yes, it's me. I've got a sore throat. That's why I didn't go to school. I think 12 (drink) some more tea. Poppy: Oh dear. 3 you (see) a doctor? Emma: No, 14 . It's not really bad. Poppy: OK. I'm phoning because we 5 (do) a French test on Wednesday. It's on Friday now. Our teacher told us at school today. Emma: That's good news. I 6 (learn) the new words on Tuesday. I can wait until Thursday. Poppy: I've got some more news. There's a new boy in our class. He's French. Emma: He's lucky! He 7 (do) anything for the French test. Poppy: Ha ha! That's true. His French is perfect!

Poppy: Emma, is that you? I can't hear you. You have to speak (speak) louder. Emma: Yes, it's me. I've got a sore throat. That's why I didn't go to school. I think I **have to drink** some more tea. Poppy: Oh dear. **Do** you **have to see** a doctor? Emma: No, I **don't have to**. It's not really bad. Poppy: OK. I'm phoning because we **have to do** a French test on Wednesday. It's on Friday now. Our teacher told us at school today. Emma: That's good news. I **have to learn** the new words on Tuesday. I can wait until Thursday. Poppy: I've got some more news. There's a new boy in our class. He's French. Emma: He's lucky! He **doesn't have to do** anything for the French test. Poppy: Ha ha! That's true. His French is perfect! Explanation: * Use "have to" to express obligation. * Use "don't have to" or "doesn't have to" to express lack of obligation. * Use "do you have to" to ask about obligation. * Choose the correct verb from the text and combine with the corresponding form of "have to".