Have to/Has to & Had to

Complete the sentences. Use lower case letters, not capital letters. My friend had to come late to school yesterday, he had a doctors appointment first. Today I have to wash my car. For yesterday’sexam, we had to revise at home. The children had to practice a lot for the Christmas show last year. Did they have to finish their homework for today? You didn’t finish your homework? You have to do it now. Why are you shouting? You don’t have to shout, I’m here beside you. (Negative) I ate at school so I didn’t have to eat when I got home. (Negative) Do you have to make such a mess? They don’t have to pay for lunch, it is free. (Negative) I didn’t have to repeat the exam, because I already passed it. (Negative) He doesn’t have to set the table, his mum did it already. (Negative) We have to clean up after our art class. She didn’t have to leave early yesterday morning. (Negative)