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Modal verb : must / have to

Must is a modal auxiliary.

 

 

It can be replaced by 'have to':

 

Future : He will have to work hard if he wants to pass his exam.

Present perfect: She has had to hurry up.

 

We can use 'have got to ' in a more familiar language or for limited actions:

I have got to buy some bread. (only today)

I have to buy bread on my way home. (everyday)

 

Use

Obligation:

He must work hard if he wants to pass his exam.

Deduction:

She is late; she must have missed her bus.

 

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English exercise "Modal verb : must / have to" created by lucile83 (24-08-2008) with The test builder
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1. He says he will musthad tomust finish his homework by tomorrow.
2. Kate's line is engaged, she will have tohas tomust be talking to her mother.
3. My mother told me I will musthadmust not forget to buy some bread.
4. He is in a hurry with his work; he has tomustwill must give the report by tomorrow morning.
5. You mustmust havedon't have to eat all the cakes Tom , there are still a lot of them in the kitchen.
6. I can't hear Tim any more, he has tohave tomust be asleep.
7. If they want to buy a bigger house next year they had hadwill havewill must to save money.
8. The washing-machine has been repaired, we musn'tdon't havemust to buy a new one.
9. You mussn'tmusn'tmustn't cross the street, the traffic light is still green.
10. I know what happened ! he must have forgottenhas to forgetmust forget it was my birthday.

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