5. How to use the verb To have to like a native speaker

Module 5: How to Use "Have To" Like a Native

Video 1: "Have to" = "Hafta"

• Concept: In casual speech, "have to" often sounds like "hafta."

• Examples:

  • "I have to go" becomes "I hafta go."

  • "You have to do it" becomes "You hafta do it."

  • Negative form: "I don't have to go" becomes "I don’t hafta go."

Video 2: "Has to" = "Hasta"

• Concept: Similarly, "has to" is pronoun…