This document discusses the use of "have to" to talk about strong obligations imposed by others such as parents, bosses, or rules. It provides examples of sentences using "have to" and contrasts it with "must", "should", and "don't have to". "Don't have to" means there is no obligation, while "shouldn't" and "mustn't" are different. The document also discusses using "have got to" and "haven't got to" in spoken British English. An exercise is provided to choose between "have to" and "doesn't have to".