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Dileepa Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Difference between 'need to' and 'have to'
I want to ask someone that is there any rule in their office to wear uniform. Please someone let me know what is the correct way to ask this.
Do you have to wear a uniform at work?
Do you need to wear a uniform at work?
Is there any other simple ways to ask it than this?
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Unlike "Have to". Need to is a polite way of saying anything. You can use either of them.
- Unlike "Have to".
- Need to is a polite way of saying anything.
- You can use either of them.
- It doesn't effect the meaning.
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Unlike "Have to". Need to is a polite way of saying anything.
You can use either of them. It doesn't effect the meaning.
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