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Have to - Has to (Español)

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Reglas básicas de Have to

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Reglas básicas de Have to

by JUAN DAVID ALVAREZ SANCHEZ
1

Yo ____ estudiar para el examen.

2

Ella ____ trabajar mañana.

3

Nosotros ____ terminar el proyecto hoy.

4

Forma negativa con él: 'Él _____ ir al médico'

5

¿Cómo se pregunta 'tienes que ir al médico' en forma correcta?

6

Él ____ asistir a la reunión.

7

Para vosotros, vosotros ____ estudiar para el examen.

8

Negativa de 'you have to' en tú: 'Tú ____ estudiar'

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Forme la pregunta: '¿Ellos tienen que venir?'

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Uso principal de 'have to' vs 'must'

Explicación

‘Have to’ se usa como obligación; para yo, tú, nosotros es 'tengo que'.

Para la tercera persona singular: 'has to' -> 'tiene que'.

Con 'we' usamos 'tenemos que' para obligación.

Negación: 'no tiene que' + infinitivo.

Usa la estructura de pregunta: ¿Tienes que + infinitivo?

Para sujeto he/él: 'has to' -> 'tiene que'.

Con ‘you all’ (vosotros) se usa 'tenéis que'.

Negación simple: 'no tienes que' + infinitivo.

Mantén la forma de pregunta con 'do/does' implícita en español.

Have to = obligación externa; must suele ser más personal o fuerte.

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