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Peter1107 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Differences of "have to" and "need to"
how to use them correctly knowing the difference between them.
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have to suggests doing a duty and thereby possibly avoiding punishment. need to suggests attaining a benefit by doing something that is not a duty. See CJ
- have to suggests doing a duty and thereby possibly avoiding punishment.
- need to suggests attaining a benefit by doing something that is not a duty.
- See CJ
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have to suggests doing a duty and thereby possibly avoiding punishment.
need to suggests attaining a benefit by doing something that is not a duty.
See
CJ
need to suggests attaining a benefit by doing something that is not a duty.
See
CJ
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