Choose the correct alternatives to complete the sentences.
1. I want to cook a special meal for my mum and dad tonight, but there isn’t / aren’t any food in the fridge.
2. There’s a new museum in the city centre and you mustn’t / don’t have to pay to go in.
3. I like listening to music at home, but I hardly never / ever go to concerts.
4. I can’t find my games console. It’s usually on / at my desk.
5. Why are you watching TV? Haven’t you / Don’t you have to study tonight?

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