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Have to: Affirmative to Question
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1. "They'll have to buy their tickets early."
2. We had to wait in his office a long time.
3. I have to go to the dentist again next week.
4. They have to learn many new words every day.
5. I have to cash this check today.
6. He has to get up at five o'clock every morning.
7. She has to help him with his homework every day.
8. I'll have to lend him money for the trip.
9. She has to take a make-up examination.
10. We'll have to take an earlier flight.
11. They had to go by train.
12. They had to wait a long time for an answer to their letter.
13. He had to pay the doctor before leaving the office.
14. We had to wait in his office a long time.
15. She has to help him with his homework every day.

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