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“MUST” OR “HAVE TO”?

MUST �MUST … express a strong “personal-internal obligation”. It means that it comes inside and the speaker almost certainly agrees with the obligation. ex. I must go to bed earlier. *Here, speaker believes that going to bed earlier is a good choice. Nobody forces the speaker to go to bed earlier.

HAVE TO �HAVE TO … expresses a strong “external obligation”. It means that it comes from outside, from a kind of authority. ex. My boss is very strict. I have to arrive at work at 9 sharp. *Here, arriving at work is not what the speaker believes or thinks as the right choice. His boss forces him to be at work on time.

What is the difference between the sentences below? 1. I must stay at school after the classes for extra studies. - Јас верувам дека треба да останам на училиште, тоа е за мое добро, мој избор. 2. I have to stay at school after the classes for extra studies. - Некој друг ова го наредил и јас морам да го почитувам.

EXERCISES Let’s try some. � 1. They need this report urgently. I ……………… finish it now. � 2. I ……………… arrive early every morning. Because I like to start working early in the morning. � 3. Jim ……………… go to work on foot. He thinks walking to work every morning is healthier. � 4. She …………… answer the phone. That's her job. have to must has to � 5. "You ……………… do your homework" said the teacher.

EXERCISES � 6. "We ……………… invite the Smiths for dinner one day" said my wife. � 7. Tom ……………… leave home at 7. 30 to get to school at 9. 8. "I ……………… hurry or I'll miss my bus!“ � 9. You ……………… attend all personnel meetings - it's written in your contract. � 10. "I ……………… call my sister - it's her birthday

� “MUSTN’T” OR “DON’T HAVE TO ”?

MUSTN’T. . . �expresses that something or doing something is forbidden. It means prohibition. Ex. Students mustn’t drink coffee during the lesson. We mustn’t talk about it. It is a secret. MUSTN’T

DON’T HAVE TO … � expresses that there is no obligation or necessity. It means doing something is not necessary. 'Don't have to' expresses something that is not required. However, if the person may choose to do so if he or she wants. ex. I don’t have to study for the university exam. Because I have already graduated from one.

CORRECT THE MISTAKES • Children don't have to play with fire. --------------------------------- • I must go to work every day. It's my job! --------------------------------- • It's my job! She doesn't have to go to that meeting. She'll ruin it! ---------------------------------------- • Have you to go to classes on Thursday? ---------------------------------------------- • She hasn't to do homework next week. -----------------------------------------------

CORRECT THE MISTAKES • I'll must hurry up if I don't want to miss the bus. --------------------------------------- • You mustn't come if you don't want to meet him. I just thought it would be a good idea. --------------------------------------- • My daughter isn't having to attend class this afternoon. --------------------------------------- • I has to help him every day at work. ----------------------------------------

STUDENTS! �You should carefully read and watch my presentation, to see which are the differences between have to and must, don’t have to and mustn’t, read the explanations and examples. �And do exercises 1 and exercises 2 in your notebooks. �THANKS!

Made by �Teacher Aleksandra Simoncevska Necovska Ou. Sv. Kiril i Metodij - Bitola