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Omar Ahmed Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Perplexing sentences
1- You .........phone him before 3 p.m. He won't be available after that.
a) must b) have to c) don't have to
2- You.................phone him now. It is very urgent.
a) must b) have to d) don't have to
1- must 2- have to
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Americans do not make that distinction as the British may do. We use "have to" in both cases. Your teacher may want you to answer as a British speaker does.
- Americans do not make that distinction as the British may do.
- We use "have to" in both cases.
- Your teacher may want you to answer as a British speaker does.
- In that case you'll need to wait for another answer because I speak only American English.
- CJ
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Americans do not make that distinction as the British may do.
We use "have to" in both cases.
Your teacher may want you to answer as a British speaker does. In that case you'll need to wait for another answer because I speak only American English.
CJ
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