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Saraa Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Modal verbs!
hi! i have a question about modal verbs agan! what are diffrences between should, have to and must? which one we use for rules? which one is stronger?
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Hi, saraa Have to and must are stronger than should . Should means that it is a good idea to do something, but have to and must mean that it is necessary to do something. Must works well for rules.
- Hi, saraa Have to and must are stronger than should .
- Should means that it is a good idea to do something, but have to and must mean that it is necessary to do something.
- Must works well for rules.
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Hi, saraa
Have to and must are stronger than should.
Should means that it is a good idea to do something, but have to and must
mean that it is necessary to do something.
Must works well for rules.
Have to and must are stronger than should.
Should means that it is a good idea to do something, but have to and must
mean that it is necessary to do something.
Must works well for rules.
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•We use should when we talk about what we think is right,best or correct.
•We use have to to talk about what is necessary or compulsory.
•We also use must to talk about what is necessary or compulsory,especially when the subject of the verb is not a person or when the main verb is passive.
•We use must to talk about what we are sure is true.The opposite is can’t.
•We use have to to talk about what is necessary or compulsory.
•We also use must to talk about what is necessary or compulsory,especially when the subject of the verb is not a person or when the main verb is passive.
•We use must to talk about what we are sure is true.The opposite is can’t.
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