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Whatchadoin Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Need/have
You need to realize(something).
You have to realize(something).
Is there any difference between 'have' and 'need' in cases like this one? Thanks.
You have to realize(something).
Is there any difference between 'have' and 'need' in cases like this one? Thanks.
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In intent, no. 'Have to' is a bit more dictatorial here; 'need to' carries more objectivity.
- In intent, no.
- 'Have to' is a bit more dictatorial here; 'need to' carries more objectivity.
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In intent, no. 'Have to' is a bit more dictatorial here; 'need to' carries more objectivity.
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I need to go.
I have to go.
I must go.
Do all these have the same meaning?
I have to go.
I must go.
Do all these have the same meaning?
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