"Have To" （なきゃ/なければ) Test ┃japanese Ammo

Explanation
In informal speech, we usually do NOT put "いけない" after "なきゃ / なくちゃ" like "食べなきゃいけない".

Explanation
The correct answer is "起きなきゃ" or "おきなきゃ" which is an informal way of saying "I have to wake up". It is a contraction of "起きなければいけません" or "おきなければいけません" which is a more formal way of expressing the same meaning. Other informal options such as "起きないと" or "おきないと" can also be used.

Explanation
The correct answer is 勉強しなければいけません,べんきょうしなければいけません,勉強しなきゃいけません,べんきょうしなきゃいけません,べんきょうしなければなりません, 勉強しなければなりません. These phrases all convey the meaning "I have to study" in a formal manner. They are all variations of the same grammar structure, using the negative form of the verb 勉強する (study) followed by しなければ (must do) and いけません or なりません (must, have to). The use of なければ emphasizes the necessity of studying, while いけません and なりません indicate the obligation or requirement to do so.

Explanation
The correct answer is "練習しなきゃ,れんしゅうしなきゃ,renshuu shinakya". This is the informal way of saying "I have to practice" in Japanese. The phrase "しなきゃ" is a contraction of "しなければならない" (shinakereba naranai), which means "have to". Adding "練習" (renshuu) before it specifies that the action to be done is practice. Therefore, the correct answer accurately translates the given phrase into informal Japanese.

Explanation
The correct answer is 家に帰らなきゃ,うちに帰らなきゃ,うちにかえらなきゃ,家にかえらなきゃ, uchi ni kaeranakya,帰らなきゃ,かえらなきゃ,kaeranakya.
These options all mean "I have to go home" in an informal way. They are different variations of the same phrase, using different ways to express "go home" such as 帰る (kaeru) and かえる (kaeru), and different ways to express "have to" such as なきゃ (nakya) and なければ (nakereba).

Explanation
In Japanese, the phrase "I have to buy new shoes" can be translated as "新しい靴を買わなきゃ" or "あたらしいくつをかわなきゃ" in an informal way. The word "新しい" means "new" and "靴" means "shoes". The phrase "買わなきゃ" is a contraction of "買わなければ" which means "have to buy". Therefore, the correct answer is "新しい靴,あたらしいくつ,買わなきゃ,かわなきゃ".

Explanation
+ in front of = の まえ で
+ in front of = ~のまえ に + verb

The verb "to sing" 歌う（うたう） has the hiragana "う" ending, so you need to change the last う into わ to put put なきゃ.

Explanation
つ always becomes た.

Explanation
う → わ + ない

Explanation
The correct answer is the third option for each verb. The verb "捨てる" (すてる) conjugates to "捨てなきゃ" (すてなきゃ), meaning "have to throw away." The verb "見つける" (みつける) conjugates to "見つけなきゃ" (みつけなきゃ), meaning "have to find." The verb "立つ" (たつ) conjugates to "立たなきゃ" (たたなきゃ), meaning "have to stand." The verb "会う" (あう) conjugates to "会わなきゃ" (あわなきゃ), meaning "have to meet." The verb "送る" (おくる) conjugates to "送らなきゃ" (おくらなきゃ), meaning "have to send."