Question 1
The guard _____ check every door before going home.
Options: doesn’t have to, has to, had to
Work Responsibilities - Job Duties
Choose the correct form of have to for each workplace situation. Pay attention to the subject, the time, questions with do or does, informal have got to, and the difference between necessary and optional actions.
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Question 2
The company has registered our whole team for next week’s required safety course, so we _____ attend it.
Options: had to, has to, have to
Question 3
Yesterday, my colleague _____ work late because an urgent order arrived just before closing time.
Options: has to, had to, will have to
Question 4
Do you _____ start work at 8 a.m. every day?
Options: having to, have to, had to
Question 5
Workers _____ wear safety boots at work.
Options: has to, don’t have to, have to
Question 6
She _____ prepare a progress report every Friday because it is part of her role.
Options: had to, doesn’t have to, has to
Question 7
Does the chef _____ order food supplies on Mondays?
Options: had to, having to, have to
Question 8
All employees _____ sign in when they arrive.
Options: don’t have to, have to, has to
Question 9
It’s nearly six and my client meeting starts soon—_____ leave the office now.
Options: I had to, I’ve got to, I’ve got
Question 10
Friday’s staff meeting is optional, and the manager says you may attend or watch the recording later. You _____ attend in person.
Options: have to, mustn’t, don’t have to
Question 11
Yesterday, we _____ stay late to finish the order.
Options: have to, has to, had to
Question 12
Does Mia _____ wear a uniform at work?
Options: has to, had to, have to
Practise Work Responsibilities - Job Duties with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
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