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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Difference between "is to be done" & "has to be done"

Would anybody please tell me the exact usage of this.
  

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" "is to be done" generally means that something will be done in the near future. Hope someone could help you better.

— Anonymous

  • " "is to be done" generally means that something will be done in the near future.
  • Hope someone could help you better.
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You can tell "What is to be done next?"

"is to be done" generally means that something will be done in the near future. Hope someone could help you better.
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"is to be done / has to be done"

Examples :
  1. My car is to be cleaned on monday = my car is going to be cleaned (certainty)
  2. My car has to be cleaned on monday = there's an oblig
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everlastinghopeMy car has to be cleaned on monday = there's an obligation that someone must cleaned the car on monday.
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Hi,
Anonymous Would anybody please tell me the exact usage of this?
is to be done = is supposed to be done.

has to be done = must be done.

Compare:

is about to be done = is going to be done.

Regards
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This room is to be cleaned ----------------The Planning not done properly.

This room has to be done------------------The Planning is done properly.

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