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What is difference between have to, must, should, ought to, need to
May 3, 2011 5:30 PM
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must and have to are the same concerning necessity i must help mum clean the house because she is tired. i have to help mum clean the house because she is tired. in obligation: must is used when this obligation is external; i must do this work, or the boss will be angry. have to is used when the obligation is enternal: i have to do my homework before i go to the club. ought to= should when used to give advice, but should is widely used: you ought to do your homework. you should do your homework. need to expresses necessity to: i need to clean my house before i go out.
May 3, 2011
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