Simple Present: have to be (To express compulsion in the present)
Subject + have + to be + noun/ adjective + noun/ adverb + adjective + noun.
I have to be a teacher.
I do not have to be a teacher.
Do I have to be a teacher?
Do I not have to be a teacher?
She has to be a responsible leader.
They have to be very careful students.
Simple Past: had to be (To express compulsion in the past)
Subject + had + to be + noun/ adjective + noun/ adverb + adjective + noun.
I had to be a manager.
I did not have to be a manager.
Did I have to be a manager?
Did I not have to be a manager?
He had to be a strong person.
We had to be extremely patient workers.
Simple Future: will have to be (To express compulsion in the future)
Subject + will have + to be + noun/ adjective + noun/ adverb + adjective + noun.
You will have to be a team member.
You will not have to be a team member.
Will you have to be a team member?
Will you not have to be a team member?
She will have to be a smart student.
They will have to be highly disciplined players.
Conditional: would have to be (To express imaginary compulsion in the present)
Subject + would have + to be + noun/ adjective + noun/ adverb + adjective + noun.
I would have to be a doctor.
I would not have to be a doctor.
Would I have to be a doctor?
Would I not have to be a doctor?
He would have to be a kind man.
We would have to be very responsible citizens.
Modal: may have to be (To express possible compulsion in the present & future)
Subject + may have + to be + noun/ adjective + noun/ adverb + adjective + noun.
She may have to be a leader.
She may not have to be a leader.
May she have to be a leader?
May she not have to be a leader?
They may have to be a careful team of players.
I may have to be a very polite staff member.
Modal: might have to be (To express possible compulsion in the present, past & future)
Subject + might have + to be + noun/ adjective + noun/ adverb + adjective + noun.
He might have to be a teacher.
He might not have to be a teacher.
Might she have to be a teacher?
Might she not have to be a teacher?
We might have to be a strong group.
You might have to be a very active member.
Modal: could have to be (To express possible compulsion in the past)
Subject + could have + to be + noun/ adjective + noun/ adverb + adjective + noun.
They could have to be team members.
They could not have to be team members.
Could they have to be team members?
Could they not have to be team members?
She could have to be a smart girl.
I could have to be a very patient person.