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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
should /have to
Hi. can some body clear for me the difference between these 2 words?
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They're often used interchangeably. Otherwise, "should" implies advice, whereas "have to" implies a stronger obligation. Compare: My friends think that I should stop smoking.
- They're often used interchangeably.
- Otherwise, "should" implies advice, whereas "have to" implies a stronger obligation.
- Compare: My friends think that I should stop smoking.
- The doctor says I have to stop smoking.
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They're often used interchangeably. Otherwise, "should" implies advice, whereas "have to" implies a stronger obligation.
Compare:
My friends think that I should stop smoking.
The doctor says I have to stop smoking.
Compare:
My friends think that I should stop smoking.
The doctor says I have to stop smoking.
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