Must or Have to? What's the difference? Perfect English Grammar

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What is the difference between "catch" and "arrest"? - Dinushi Wickramathunga

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To "catch" someone means you find someone doing something that they shouldn't really be doing (normally). However it can be used to say you found someone doing something. example "I caught someone stealing my bike" (he was commiting an illegal act when I saw him), or "I caught him reading a newspaper yesterday" (when I saw him he was reading a newspaper). Arrest means you are officially and legally detained by a police officer or someone with the power to legally detain you, like private security.

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mam,how to change in passive voice the sentence ..he makes him read the book.

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He was made to read the book by....(put the person if necessary, if it's obvious you don't have to put the person).

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Question - What is more important LAW or Mandatory ? , example in the store at the door is bord ( mask is mandatory or in the gym you have to shaw paper experimental vaccine !)

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Mandatorty means it is an obligation of the store, however it is NOT a law. A law is something imposed by the government which is a legal obligation.

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i don't understand the difference between workout and exercise

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"to workout" means to do do exercise like when you go to the gym. Exercise is the noun and the verb. "I go to the gym to exercise", really "to workout" and "to exercise" mean the same thing.

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Could you explain the difference between what and that ? Those make me confused sometimes

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[@ANDYSMITH-ot4ot]

"Have to" implies an external agent "you have to clean your room", (someone is making you do it). However, "must" represents and intrinsic agent where you want to do something, for example, " I must clean my room (because I want to). In British English both are completely interchangable.

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