A2 Lower Intermediate English Lesson and ESL Lesson plan - Modals - Have to

Modals – Have To – A2 Lower Intermediate ESL/ EFL lesson plan – Daily Activities

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A2 Lower Intermediate English Lesson and ESL Lesson plan - Modals - Have to

A2 English Lesson plan for ESL/ EFL teachers – Modals – Have to

Lesson goals: At the end of this lesson, students will learn how and when to use have to.
Target Grammar: Modals/ Have to
[adrotate banner=”12″] Target Vocabulary: Daily activities (at home, at work, outside)

  • You can find the Answer Sheet below.
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PRESENTATION

1. Listen to Aaron’s story and fill in the blanks.

I have to give my …………… a call and let him know that I will be late for …………… today. My car broke, so I …………… find someone to fix it now. It will …………… take a week, so I have to use the …………… to go to work. I …………… hate it when I …………… use the bus. I mean, it is not so ……………, but why are there so …………… people on the bus? And why do they have to talk on the phone all the time?

2. Mark the statements T for true, F for false:

  1. Aaron has to give his boss a call and tell him he is late for school.
  2. Aaron’s car broke and now he has to use the bus.
  3. Aaron loves traveling by bus to work.
  4. Aaron wonders why people on the bus have to talk on the phone all the time.

  • Grammar Box:

Formation:

1. Positive

I
You
We
They
  • have to
  • infinitive verb
  • I have to go to work.
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He
She
It
  • has to
  • infinitive verb
  • Aaron has to fix his car.

2. Negative

I
You
We
They
  • do not/ don’t
  • have to
  • infinitive verb
  • I don’t have to go to work today.
He
She
It
  • does not/ doesn’t
  • have to
  • infinitive verb
  • Aaron doesn’t have to fix his car.

3. Positive questions:

Do I
You
We
They
  • have to
  • infinitive verb
  • Do you have to go to work today?
Does He
She
It
  • have to
  • infinitive verb
  • Does he have fix his car?

USAGE:

  • We use have to to talk about something we must do, because somebody told us or because it is a rule.

PRACTICE

1. Make negative or positive sentences.

  1. I have to go to work in the morning.
  2. You don’t have to go shopping after work tomorrow.
  3. Sara has to do her homework today.
  4. David has to be home at 9 in the evening.
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2. Correct the mistakes in the sentences.

  1. I has to be there at 5p.m.
  2. Monika don’t have to go to school tomorrow.
  3. Do he has to go the meeting?
  4. Does we have to bring our textbooks to school?

PRODUCTION

1. Make a list of 10 things you have to do over the week.

  • I have to do the washing on Sunday.
  • Press the button below to download the Answer Sheet.
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