Gotta
When can i use have got to (gotta)?
And what is the different between it and ( must ) or (have to ) ?
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"Must" and "have to" Must is used when the speaker expresses his or her personal opinion. I must save my son from this deadly disease. It is also used when we want to denote absolute necessity.
- "Must" and "have to" Must is used when the speaker expresses his or her personal opinion.
- I must save my son from this deadly disease.
- It is also used when we want to denote absolute necessity.
- You must reach the office before 9 am tomorrow.
- Have to It is used to denote external obligation.
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"Must" and "have to"
Must is used when the speaker expresses his or her personal opinion.
I must save my son from this deadly disease.
It is also used when we want to denote absolute necessity.
You must reach the office before 9 am tomorrow.
Have to
It is used to denote external obligation.
Today is 12th. I have to pay the telepho
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And what is the different between it and ( must ) or (have to ) ?
They are generally interchangeable. The stative verbs “have” and the idiom “have got” express obligation or necessity much like “must” does:
[1] I must swim every day.
[2] I have to swim every day
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