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Yellowstarstruck Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Difference
Hi! Just wondering what is the difference between the two? Thanks, Fulvio
1. I have to get a haircut on Saturday.
2. I need to get a haircut on Saturday.
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There may not be a significant difference in meaning, though 'have to' could suggest an externally-imposed obligation and 'need to' and internally-imposed one.
- There may not be a significant difference in meaning, though 'have to' could suggest an externally-imposed obligation and 'need to' and internally-imposed one.
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There may not be a significant difference in meaning, though 'have to' could suggest an externally-imposed obligation and 'need to' and internally-imposed one.
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