What to use She didn't have to or she didn't has to?
And please explain little bit !!

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You never say "didn't has". It's simply wrong.

When you use "didn't", the main verb doesn't change: "She didn't have to."  In fact, for past tense verbs, there's no difference between I/you/we/they and he/she/it.

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Prashant:

This is one of the biggest mistakes made by learners.  If you remember one easy rule, you will NEVER make this mistake again:

After DO / DOES / DID you ALWAYS (no exceptions) use the BASE form of the verb (the infinitive with NO "to"):

She DOES not HAVE to eat.

He DID not HAVE to write.

DID she HAVE to study?

DOES he HAVE to drive?

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Use "she didn't have to."  It's the correct form of the conjugation of "to have".

I have
You have
He/she has

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