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pratice

by APEXIA
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“Must” expresses:

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“Have to” expresses:

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Choose correct:

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Choose correct:

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Negative meaning: “You mustn’t do that”

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Choose correct:

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Meaning difference:

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Choose correct:

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“Deadline”

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“Submit”

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Requirement

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Respect a deadline

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complex

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Obligation

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Required action

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“Must” = strong obligation from the speaker.

Obligation from rules/situation.

After “must” → base verb.

“Have to” + base verb.

“Mustn’t” = forbidden.

“Don’t have to” = no obligation.

Key nuance.

After “has to” → base verb.

Time constraint.

Used for reports/tasks.

Must-have condition

Means finish on time.

Needs article + structure.

Required action

Correct structure + object.

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