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1) In the affirmative: HAVE TO has a meaning similar to MUST. I have to go to the school. ... It's Sunday! I don't have to go to school.
Must ou Have to ? · 1. You. have to, must, Je ne sais pas. wear a tie if you want to go to that restaurant. · 2. I. have to, must, Je ne sais pas. go away on ...
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It is necessary for all applicants to fill the form. Must and have to express necessity (obligation). Must is usually stronger than have to. Must is used mostly ...
Anglais : Must / Have to.
Modal : must / have to - cours · 1. He says he. had to, will must, must, Je ne sais pas. finish his homework by tomorrow. · 2. Kate's line is engaged, she. will ...
Should/ have to/ must - cours · 1. If you want to work in the USA you. have to, shouldn't, mustn't, Je ne sais pas. speak good English. · 2. You. shouldn't ...
Must ou Have to · 1. You. don't have to, have to, must, mustn't, Je ne sais pas. bring a camera. You can use mine. · 2. I. don't have to, have to, must, mustn't ...
Must ou have to - cours · 1. 'Oh dear! I'm so tired! I think I · 2. 'Of course not, Kyle! You · 3. 'Sorry! You · 4. 'You know Mike, you. mustn't, must, haven't ...
ex. : Yes, Kevin, you may leave the table now, but you can't leave the house! = Oui, Kevin, tu as le droit de sortir de table, mais pas de la maison.
Should ou Must. A modal is an auxiliary (helping) verb that expresses ability, possibility, permission or necessity. English modals include must, shall, ...