have to

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

@ncoaAAAA -- Sure. But instead of emailing me directly, I think it's better to ask any questions you might have in the comments section after a video. If you aren't sure of something related to grammar, do a search on it. One of my videos is sure to pop up. Ask the question there. My most recent video features colloquial English.

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

No, because then you'd be using the present perfect, and in the way that you wrote the sentence, you can't define the time or the day. "Did you have to do anything today?" is okay. Check out my other videos on the present perfect. They might help you.

[@tramhicks1215]

love this guy

[@Anmacar62]

Oh thanks a lot for your teaching. Now I have to go to work. I love you

[@luiz515]

Paul teaches easily in short videos. Large videos can be boring...

[@Anmacar62]

Oh thanks a lot for your teaching. I love you

[@nhuy7076]

I like you so much. You help me, i can't speak English long sentences. Thank you

[@mohamedanas790]

Thank you . we all understand easily your lesson.

[@ninasharapova258]

Thanks a lot for this lesson

[@Kaptan_Gezer]

did you have to do anything today? (but today is not over, is it not better to say: have you had to do anything today?)

[@aslaminchannel]

I have to go home, I need to go home I must go home, She doesn't have to go home. how about in the past, can I say .I had to go home, I didn't have to go home

[@Learnamericanenglishonline]

Yes. Those are good sentences.

[@Parami7]

Thank you.

[@drmuslehabbasah]

Thank you a lot

[@gc2633]

Good explication

[@kolin7296]

Thanks

[@Crossfit50-PP]

What is the difference between "Have to" and "Must"

[@tramhicks1215]

I have to wake up early every day.

[@nguyentanphong7085]

Thank you teacher

[@Kaptan_Gezer]

4:53 (can I say: Had I to be here yesterday, ...... had it to restart?)

[@chrischithung7512]

what is the meaning of yet?

[@tramhicks1215]

Hello Paul

[@ncoaAAAA]

Thank you teacher, I want to know if I can ask you any questions if I have doubts? I´m a spanish speaker and English is a little difficult for us.Coloquial English it´s hard to understand, please, help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks again.

[@islamullahyousafzai1811]

Sir,i have a question i didn't understand that where we will use has to and where we will use have to.

[@priyanshugoel2596]

yet is the mening of abhi

[@Larisaber]

Thank you a lot