Jawaban:

Penjelasan:

1. I have to finish my homework tonight. (Positive sentence, Subject: I, Verb: have to, Object: finish my homework tonight)
2. I don't have to go to the party tonight. (Negative sentence, Subject: I, Verb: don't have to, Object: go to the party tonight)
3. Do I have to wear a suit for the meeting? (Question sentence, Subject: I, Verb: have to, Object: wear a suit for the meeting)
4. He has to take his medicine before breakfast. (Positive sentence, Subject: He, Verb: has to, Object: take his medicine before breakfast)
5. He doesn't have to do his laundry today. (Negative sentence, Subject: He, Verb: doesn't have to, Object: do his laundry today)
6. Does he have to go to the doctor today? (Question sentence, Subject: He, Verb: have to, Object: go to the doctor today)
7. We have to submit the report before deadline. (Positive sentence, Subject: We, Verb: have to, Object: submit the report before deadline)
8. We don't have to attend the meeting. (Negative sentence, Subject: We, Verb: don't have to, Object: attend the meeting)
9. Do we have to pay the bill today? (Question sentence, Subject: We, Verb: have to, Object: pay the bill today)
10. They have to finish their project by next week. (Positive sentence, Subject: They, Verb: have to, Object: finish their project by next week)

• Penting untuk dicatat bahwa "have to" digunakan dalam bentuk sekarang dan masa depan, sedangkan "has to" digunakan dalam bentuk lampau. "have to" menyiratkan kewajiban atau tanggung jawab, sedangkan "has to" menyiratkan persyaratan atau tindakan yang diperlukan. Pada kalimat tanya, urutan kata adalah subject-do-verb-object.
• Penting juga untuk dicatat bahwa frasa ini dapat digunakan untuk mengungkapkan kewajiban dan kebutuhan. Perbedaan utama antara keduanya adalah bahwa "have to" menyiratkan kekuatan eksternal, seperti aturan atau seseorang yang membutuhkan tindakan,