curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-a-typical-workday-and-tasks/657e3ccfae39363a313b2f6b.md
Have to is used to express necessity or obligation, usually from external rules or requirements. For example:
I have to attend the meeting at 2 PM. - This suggests a mandatory presence based on a schedule or expectation.
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
In the morning, I BLANK check the security cameras to make sure they are working properly. I BLANK monitor the entrances and exits at all times.
have to
These two words indicate a required action due to external rules or expectations.
have to
These two words indicate a required action due to external rules or expectations.
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