I will ask, “Do you have to go?” You will answer, “Yes. I have to go.”
I will ask, “Does she want to leave?” You will answer, “Yes. She wants to leave.”
(Yes. I have to go.) Yes. I have to go. (Yes. I have to go.)
(Yes. She wants to leave.) Yes. She wants to leave. (Yes. She wants to leave.)
(Yes. He has to stand.) Yes. He has to stand. (Yes. He has to stand.)
(Yes. They need to know.) Yes. They need to know. (Yes. They need to know.)
(Yes. I like to talk.) Yes. I like to talk. (Yes. I like to talk.)
(Yes. It has to cost that much.) Yes. It has to cost that much. (Yes. It has to cost that much.)
(Yes. She needs to leave.) Yes. She needs to leave. (Yes. She needs to leave.)
(Yes. They want to be together.) Yes. They want to be together. (Yes. They want to be together.)
(Yes. They have to promise to come.) Yes. They have to promise to come. (Yes. They have to promise to come.)
(Yes. He likes to go home.) Yes. He likes to go home. (Yes. He likes to go home.)
(Yes. It needs to close this evening.) Yes. It needs to close this evening. (Yes. It needs to close this evening.)
(Yes. She likes to work here.) Yes. She likes to work here. (Yes. She likes to work here.)
(Yes. We want to be chosen.) Yes. We want to be chosen. (Yes. We want to be chosen.)
(Yes. He wants to find work.) Yes. He wants to find work. (Yes. He wants to find work.)