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Fnicol Posted 23 years ago
Grammar

Must, have to, should

Could you help me please, when I have to use:
must
have to
should?

Thank you,
Fabio
  

Top answer

must and have to mean the same thing and are both imperative. should is optional. not as urgent or as important as must/have to I must breath air or I will die.

— Trellis

  • must and have to mean the same thing and are both imperative.
  • should is optional.
  • not as urgent or as important as must/have to I must breath air or I will die.
  • or I have to breath air or I will die.
  • I should eat something soon because I am hungry.
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must and have to mean the same thing and are both imperative.

should is optional. not as urgent or as important as must/have to


I must breath air or I will die.

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I have to breath air or I will die.


I should eat something soon because I am hungry.
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