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English Grammar OLD draft

9. Must and have to

  • Introduction

  • 1. Singular and plural
  • 2. Articles
  • 3. Capital letters
  • 4. Possessive
  • 5. Present simple, third person
  • 6. Present continuous
  • 7. Personal pronouns as objects
  • 8. Can, could and be able to
  • 9. Must and have to
  • 10. Dummy subject
  • Introduction

  • 1. Singular and plural

  • 2. Articles

  • 3. Capital letters

  • 4. Possessive

  • 5. Present simple, third person

  • 6. Present continuous

  • 7. Personal pronouns as objects

  • 8. Can, could and be able to

  • 9. Must and have to

  • 10. Dummy subject

9. Must and have to

The verb must means that something needs to be done or needs to happen. Must is also a modal verb. It has only the present tense. In other tenses, the expression have to can be used:

You must change into dry clothes.
Mikko had to do that too.

Have to also works in the present tense:

I have to go now.

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