Which have to do?
2 Answer(s) Available
Answer # 1 #
- I have to wear a suit to work.
- Do we have to give our teacher our homework now?
- I must do my homework after school.
- I have to do my homework after school.
- You don't have to attend the meeting but you might find it useful.
Answer # 2 #
I have to wear a suit to work.
Do we have to give our teacher our homework now?
They're had to rewrite the report.
Although must has the same meaning, it is used when the action is not a rule or law.
I must do my homework after school. - An obligation that is my choice.
I have to do my homework after school. - An obligation that comes from someone else, for example this rule was decided by a parent.
When there is no obligation (you can choose if you want to do it), we use the negative form.
You don't have to attend the meeting but you might find it useful. She doesn't have to help her parents with the housework.
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