Grammar Focus: Have to / Don't have to

📘 Key Grammar Points:
- Have to indicates obligation or necessity
- Don't have to means something is not required

Examples:
- You have to go to school (mandatory)
- You don't have to do homework today (optional)

Age-Related Permissions in the UK:
1. At 16 years old:
- Learn to drive (with supervision)
- Can't ride a motorcycle

2. At 17 years old:
   - Can start learning to drive
   - Can ride a moped

3. At 18 years old:
   - Can vote in elections
   - Can buy alcoholic drinks (with ID)
   - Can get a tattoo (with parental permission)
   - Can ride a motorcycle with a license

Exercise 5: What Parents Say You Have to Do

🏠 Typical Parental Instructions:
1. Make your bed ✅
2. Do the washing up 🧼
3. Be home by 11 p.m. at the weekend 🕰️
4. Tell your parents when going out with friends 📱
5. Go to bed by 10 p.m. during the week 🛌
6. Babysit your younger brother or sister 👧
7. I have to... or I don't have to... (personal choice) 🤔

Exercise 7: Speaking Activity

🗣️ Task: Tell the class about your partner's activities

Example Dialogue:
- "Asha has to make her bed, but she doesn't have to..."

Tips for Presentation:
1. Use "have to" for mandatory tasks
2. Use "don't have to" for optional tasks
3. Speak clearly and confidently
4. Share interesting details about your partner's daily routine