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Twelvemile Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"must" "have to"
Hi, everyone
I'm teaching 2nd year students at junior high school.
Here is my question.
Do people often use "must" with "you" "he" "she" in an interrogative sentence?
If they do, what's the difference between "must" and "have to" interrogative sentence?
I'm teaching 2nd year students at junior high school.
Here is my question.
Do people often use "must" with "you" "he" "she" in an interrogative sentence?
If they do, what's the difference between "must" and "have to" interrogative sentence?
Top answer
Hi, I think "have to" is the most common by far, in questions. Do you have to... Does she have to...
- Hi, I think "have to" is the most common by far, in questions.
- Do you have to...
- Does she have to...
- etc.
- I found this old thread that will definitely be helpful: The answers there are from an American point of view though.
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Hi,
I think "have to" is the most common by far, in questions. Do you have to... Does she have to... etc.
I found this old thread that will definitely be helpful:
The answers there are from an American point of view though. I don't know if the situation is different in the UK.
I think "have to" is the most common by far, in questions. Do you have to... Does she have to... etc.
I found this old thread that will definitely be helpful:
The answers there are from an American point of view though. I don't know if the situation is different in the UK.
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