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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Directly inverse " have to" ?
0 According to my grammar books, they say some sentence the word "have to" can be inversed to be questions when that situations happen once in a while. 02 br
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00 For instance : Have I to get up early tomorrow morning ? 02 br
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00 which I usually heard it should be " Do I have to get up....... ?" instead. 02 br
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00 so I would like you guys to answer that 02 br
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00 Do native-speakers say it that way ? 0-
02 br
00 For instance : Have I to get up early tomorrow morning ? 02 br
02 br
00 which I usually heard it should be " Do I have to get up....... ?" instead. 02 br
02 br
00 so I would like you guys to answer that 02 br
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00 Do native-speakers say it that way ? 0-
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0 Some do. 0-
- 0 Some do.
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0 Some do. It may be primarily BrE, but we'll have to wait for a Brit to confirm that. 0-
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