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The document explains the use of 'must' and 'have to' in English grammar. 'Must' is used for strong recommendations, obligations, and prohibitions, while 'have to' indicates necessity and optional actions. It also includes examples and sentence structures for both terms.

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Presentation_ must have to - Unit 7C

The document explains the use of 'must' and 'have to' in English grammar. 'Must' is used for strong recommendations, obligations, and prohibitions, while 'have to' indicates necessity and optional actions. It also includes examples and sentence structures for both terms.

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(Don’t) have to

Must
Unit 7C
We use must to:
MUST
● say what we think is necessary to do or give a
strong recommendation. “You must listen to this
song!” / “We mustn’t forget to buy María a present
for her birthday”
● mention an official rule (obligation). “People
must wear the seatbelt when driving a car”
● mention a prohibition. “People mustn’t smoke in
SUBJECT + MUST/ MUSTN’T + VERB (infinitive)
the restaurant”
+ Lucía must study a lot to pass Biology this year. She failed the
previous test. (strong recommendation)
- You mustn’t speak in the library. (it’s a rule)
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Must or Mustn’t?
● Write sentences for the following
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1 2 3 2 ...
3 ...
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5 ...
6 ...
4 5 6
HAVE TO
We use have to to:
● say what is necessary to do. “You have to answer all
the questions in the exam” / “Toby has to look after his
little sister”
● (don’t/doesn’t have to) to say what isn’t necessary
to do , but is an option or a choice. “Elly doesn’t
have to wake up early tomorrow because there isn’t
school (but he can do it anyway)”
SUBJECT + (not) have to + VERB (infinitive)
● Have to is not a modal verb.
+ Clara has to clean her room everyday. // I have to get up early.
- She doesn’t have to clean her room today. // I don’t have to go to
the supermarket because I have all the food I need.

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