Use has to/ have to

COMPULSION

• COMPULSION PRESENT
• COMPULSION PAST
• COMPULSION FUTURE

COMPULSION PRESENT

Subject+has to/have to+verb (1st form)+object

1. I/you/we/they have to take care of my parents
2. I/you/we/they have to reach my office in time.
3. I/you/we/they have to perform my duty.
4. I/you/we/they have to make good relation with my  colleague.
5. He/she/somebody/it has to receive calls.
6. He/she/somebody/it has to operate computer.
7. He/she/somebody/it has to prepare official documents.
8. He/she/somebody/it has to manage my office.
9. He/she/somebody/it has to inform to my boss about works.
10. He/she/somebody/it has to to go for outing with my family. 

COMPULSION PAST

Subject+had to+subject (1st form)+object.

1. I/you/we/they had to take care of my parents
2. I/you/we/they had to reach my office in time.
3. I/you/we/they had to perform my duty.
4. I/you/we/they had to make good relation with my  colleague.
5. I/you/we/they had to receive calls.
6. He/she/somebody/it had to operate computer.
7. He/she/somebody/it had to prepare official documents.
8. He/she/somebody/it had to manage my office.
9. He/she/somebody/it had to inform to my boss about works.
10. He/she/somebody/it had to go for outing with my family. 

COMPULSION FUTURE

1. I/you/we/they will have to take care of my parents
2. I/you/we/they will have to reach my office in time.
3. I/you/we/they will have to perform my duty.
4. I/you/we/they will have to make good relation with my  colleague.
5. I/you/we/they will have to receive calls.
6. He/she/somebody/it  will have to operate computer.
7. He/she/somebody/it  will have to prepare official documents.
8. He/she/somebody/it  will have to manage my office.
9. He/she/somebody/it  will have to inform to my boss about works.
10. He/she/somebody/it  will have to go for outing with my family.