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Must vs have to

Mg. Yurgen Hernandez

Created on November 16, 2022

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MUST VS HAVE TO

HAVE TO

MUST

USAGE: 1. Express impersonal obligation. 2. The subject is obliged or forced to act by a separate, external power (rule or law) 3. Express objective obligation

USAGE: 1. Express personal obligation. 2. Express what the speaker thinks it's necessary. 3. Express subjective obligaton.

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GRAMMAR STRUCTURE.

SUBJECT + MUST + VERB Carolina must book a hotel. SUBJECT + HAVE TO/ HAST TO + VERB I have to wear an uniform. She has to wear an uniform.

I must finish my homework

We have to wear an uniform

NEGATIVE MUSTN'T - DON'T HAVE TO/ DOESN'T HAVE TO

SUBJECT + MUSTN'T + VERB Kevin musn't smoke here SUBJECT + DON'T HAVE TO /DOESN'T HAVE TO + VERB You don't have to come to school on friday. She doesn't have to come to school on friday.

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