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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Have/need to - should

1) I don't know, guys, I don't think we have/need to be that worried about him. He seems to be doing OK.

2) I don't know, guys, I don't think we should be that worried about him. He seems to be doing OK.


- Does one of have/need to and should fit this context better than the other or do you see them as completely interchangeable here?

- How would you punctuate it?

Thanks.

  

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anonymous Does one of have/need to and should fit this context better than the other I wouldn't say they're interchangeable, but they all fit the context. Personally, I'd say 'need to'. CJ

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  • anonymous Does one of have/need to and should fit this context better than the other I wouldn't say they're interchangeable, but they all fit the context.
  • Personally, I'd say 'need to'.
  • CJ
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anonymousDoes one of have/need to and should fit this context better than the other

I wouldn't say they're interchangeable, but they all fit the context. Personally, I'd say 'need to'.

CJ

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