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Taruns1008 Posted 11 years ago
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#1 It was very kind of you to do the washing-up, but you .................it.
A. didn't have to do (My answer)
B. hadn't to do
C. mustn't have done
Which one is correct? Can you explain me the difference b/w all three option?
#2 I had not to play this game OR I had to not play this game.
Are both version same and convey same meaning?
A. didn't have to do (My answer)
B. hadn't to do
C. mustn't have done
Which one is correct? Can you explain me the difference b/w all three option?
#2 I had not to play this game OR I had to not play this game.
Are both version same and convey same meaning?
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A is correct. When have to means must , the negation is formed using do, does, did: You don't have to go there. He doesn't have to say anything.
- A is correct.
- When have to means must , the negation is formed using do, does, did: You don't have to go there.
- He doesn't have to say anything.
- We didn't have to do it.
- Therefore: I didn't have to play this game.
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A is correct. When have to means must, the negation is formed using do, does, did:
You don't have to go there.
He doesn't have to say anything.
We didn't have to do it.
Therefore: I didn't have to play this game.
CB
You don't have to go there.
He doesn't have to say anything.
We didn't have to do it.
Therefore: I didn't have to play this game.
CB
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