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ShaNap Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Have to & I'll have to .... ?

Should I say: "I have to write a letter tomorrow." OR "I'll have to write a letter tomorrow."

Or maybe should I ask: which option is better? And why?

Thanks.

Emotion: bow
  

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The situations where one would be better than the other are nearly impossible to imagine.

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  • The situations where one would be better than the other are nearly impossible to imagine.
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The situations where one would be better than the other are nearly impossible to imagine.
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Actually, now that I think again about my question it seems more clear to me.

Please correct me if you think I'm wrong:

Maybe: "I'll have to write a letter tomorrow." implies that the obligation will be tomorrow,

and "I have to write a letter tomorrow." states the need already exists (I "feel" it now).

What do you think?

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I think you've answered your own question! Emotion: smile

It has to do with when you believe the obligation begins to exist. This beli
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That's a bad habit answering my own questions.

I think next time I'll leave it to you guys. You are much better in it than me.

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ShaNapI think next time I'll leave it to you guys.
OK. Sounds like a plan!
ShaNapYou are much better in it than me.
better atit.
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