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Explicación gramática más ejercicios de los modal verbs
Hi kids! Today we are going to see the modal verbs have to, don't have to, had to, didn't have to, and must.
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Let's start with the use.
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We use have to or must as infinitive to talk about obligations and things that are necessary to do.
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Must and have to are both used for obligations and are often quite similar.
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they are both followed by the infinitive. Look at the examples. I must go now and I
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have to go now. Is there any difference? Well, we often use must for more personal
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opinions about what is necessary to do and have to for what somebody in
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authority has said it is necessary to do. For example, I must remember to get a
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present for Daisy. That is my opinion. You have to look after their hair regularly.
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That is what dog experts say. Do you have to wear a tie for school? Now we are asking about school
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rules. As you can see there is a slight difference but they are really similar in meaning. But how
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about the negative forms? We have said that the positive forms are very similar in meaning
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but the negative forms are completely different look at examples it says you mustn't run in the
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corridor that is an obligation you have no choice at all you don't have to do this exercise
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there is no obligation to do it you have a choice
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- Lucía Plaza Díaz
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- 17 de agosto de 2023 - 17:53
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