Passive form of HAS TO

[Jadoon 84]

The soup has to be stirred continuously to prevent burning.

Q 1, Is the following sentence correct in past tense?
The soup had to be stirred continuously to prevent burning.

Q, 2, How say it in future tense?


With Kind Regards

[bhaisahab]

The soup has to be stirred continuously to prevent burning.

Q 1, Is the following sentence correct in past tense?
The soup had to be stirred continuously to prevent burning.

Q, 2, How say it in future tense?


With Kind Regards

There is no future tense in English. If you want to express that with a future meaning, you could write "The soup will have to be stirred continuously to prevent burning".

[Rover_KE]

Q1. Yes – it's correct.

Rover