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Future Perfect: They will have been gone for four hours by two o'clock.
Future Perfect Continuous: Max will have been playing the piano for two hours
by the time he finishes.
To Have To Do - Modal Form
To have to do something expresses the idea that an action or routine is required of
someone. We use to have to do something to speak about our responsibilities in
life. This form can have the same meaning as 'must', but is generally preferred
when speaking about responsibilities. 'Must' is generally used to speak about
strong personal obligation (For example: I must talk to Peter. It's important!) Will
have to do something is used to speak about future obligations, and had to do
something is used to speak about past obligations. The negative form don't /
didn't have to do something refers to an action which is not required of someone,
but possible nonetheless. 'Mustn't', on the other hand, refers to something that is
prohibited.
Present Examples:
Doug has to get up early every day.
They have to work hard on Saturdays.
She doesn't have to go to work on Saturdays. (It's possible, but not necessary)
Past Examples:
They had to leave early to catch the flight.
Jennifer had to explain the situation to Peter.
I didn't have to go to the meeting in Dallas. (I could have gone, but it wasn't
necessary)
Future Examples:
He will have to get up early tomorrow.
Janice will have to decide whether she wants to marry him or not.
They won't have to purchase any additional materials. (They can, but it's not
required.)
To Have Something Happen / Happening - Experiences - Have + object(s)
+ base form of verb / -ing form
This form is used to speak about experiences that have happened, or experience
in general.
Examples:
We have people visit us all the time.
Sherry had her children playing in the garden.
To Have Something Done - Arrangements - Have + object(s) + past
participle
This form is used to speak about something that you arrange to have done for
you. This form is also known as the causative 'have' because it expresses
something which someone else causes to happen.
Examples:
She had them delivered to her home.
We had Jack promoted to director.