MUST HAVE TO FOR OBLIGATION - 10 Important Tips

Do you want to know how to express necessity?
Do you want to know how to use MUST and HAVE TO?
Well, this is the best place to do so, and more.
The difference between MUST and HAVE TO in English with concise explanation and clear example sentences.
We start by looking at the difference in meaning between:
I must write two letters this morning ... and ...
I have to write two letters this morning.
We look at whether the obligation is personal or external.
We learn which one to use when creating questions.
We look at the negative form of must and have to.
We look at MUST in the different tenses including the past tense and the future tense.
We talk about the alternatives: needn't, have got to, don't need to, etc.
Everything you don't know about these structures can be found in this video.
#must #obligation #haveto

[@sandipbangal3752]

I have to go tommorow vs I will have to go tommorow. Please explain.

[@enrichurenglish]

There is a slight difference, especially in writing. "I have to go tomorrow" means that I know from now that it is necessary to go. "I will have to go tomorrow" means that I'm only predicting that it will be necessary to go, but nothing is certain.

[@sandipbangal3752]

@@enrichurenglish thank you so much,sir.

[@enrichurenglish]

@@sandipbangal3752 you're welcome.

[@sandipbangal3752]

@@enrichurenglish I have one question: I am to go tommorow vs I have to go tommorow.

[@enrichurenglish]

@@sandipbangal3752 the meaning is the same, but "I'm to go" is only used in formal writing.