Multiple choice softskills communication

Your friend gives you some instructions, but you don't hear him properly. You try to get a clarification. You say:

  1. What do I have to do?

  2. What do I want to do?

  3. What I have to do?

  4. What I want to do?
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A Correct answer
Explanation

When asking for instructions about what you need to do, the correct phrasing is 'What do I have to do?' Option C is grammatically incorrect (missing auxiliary verb 'do'). Option B asks about desire, not instructions. Option D is also grammatically wrong.

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