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Asked: November 7, 20242024-11-07T04:32:01+00:00 2024-11-07T04:32:01+00:00In: Modal Verbs & Conditionals

How do you express obligations with must and have to?

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    2024-11-18T05:03:09+00:00Added an answer on November 18, 2024 at 5:03 am

    Key Difference

    • “Must” is often used to express a strong obligation or necessity, usually stemming from the speaker’s own beliefs or feelings.
    • “Have to” indicates an external obligation or necessity, often driven by outside factors, rules, or situations.

    Structured Breakdown

    1. Using “Must”

    • Purpose: “Must” is used when the speaker feels a strong need for something to happen. It often conveys urgency, importance, or a rule that comes from the speaker themselves.
    • Examples:
      • “You must finish your homework before going out.” (The speaker insists on it.)
      • “I must call my mother today.” (The speaker feels a personal obligation.)
    • Tone and Use:
      • “Must” can sound stronger and more formal compared to “have to.”
      • Often used in rules or giving strong advice, e.g., “You must not smoke here.”

    2. Using “Have To”

    • Purpose: “Have to” is used to show that the obligation comes from an external source, such as laws, rules, or situations beyond the speaker’s control.
    • Examples:
      • “I have to wear a uniform to work.” (This is a requirement by work policy.)
      • “We have to leave early to catch the train.” (The timing of the train dictates this obligation.)
    • Tone and Use:
      • “Have to” sounds more casual in everyday speech.
      • It’s commonly used when talking about day-to-day necessities or requirements.

    Comparing “Must” and “Have To” in Context

    1. Personal vs. External Obligation:
      • “I must exercise more.” (A personal resolution, internal motivation.)
      • “I have to exercise because my doctor said so.” (An obligation due to an external factor.)
    2. Negation Differences:
      • “Must not” (mustn’t): Indicates prohibition (not allowed). Example: “You must not park here.”
      • “Don’t have to”: Means something is not necessary (optional). Example: “You don’t have to attend the meeting if you don’t want to.”

    Practice Time! 🎉

    Fill in the blanks with either “must” or “have to”:

    1. “You _______ speak quietly in the library.”
    2. “She _______ leave early for work because of her strict boss.”
    3. “I _______ remember to call my friend tonight.”
    4. “They _______ follow the rules set by the school.”

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