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Abdul quddus Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing

Have to?

i dont want to have to do it all over again.could somebody please explain how have to has been used there and what does it mean???????
  

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That is wrong. Use I don't want having to do it all over again. (grammatical but sounds a bit awkward) or I wouldn't want having to do it all over again.

— Ivanhr

  • That is wrong.
  • Use I don't want having to do it all over again.
  • (grammatical but sounds a bit awkward) or I wouldn't want having to do it all over again.
  • (this is better)
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That is wrong.

Use

I don't want having to do it all over again. (grammatical but sounds a bit awkward)

or

I wouldn't want having to do it all over again. (this is better)
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"have to" indicates obligation or necessity.

Here is a rephrase: I don't want to be required to do it again.

By the way, the original sentence is fine as written.
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