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By Nozanin

Must and Have to 'Must' and 'have to' are modal verbs in
English that are used to express
obligation or necessity.
They are both used to indicate that
something is required or necessary to
be done.

'Must' can imply that the obligation


comes from internal motivations,
while
'have to' is often used to
express external requirements or
obligations,such as rules and laws.
• All applicants must submit their
resumes.
• You must be hungry after walking
for a long time.
• You simply must watch this movie.
• You have to pay your bills on
time.
• You've got to try this snack—it's
delicious.
• There has to be a reason for his
strange behavior.
• It had to start raining as soon as
we got to the beach.
Tip!
In negative sentences both 'must not' and 'don’t/doesn't have to' are used,
but
with different meanings.

‘Must not' is used to indicate prohibition or to tell somebody not to


do something. For example:
• You must not make a noise in this room.
• You mustn't leave the window open.

On the other hand, 'don't/doesn't have to' is used to indicate that


something is not necessary or required. For example:

• We don't have to work on weekends.


Thanks for your
attention!

By Nozanin

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