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"must" or "have to" ? Hello, Which one is right ? "yout must do your homework" or "you have to do your homework" I dont know which sentence is the better one. And when should i use "must" and when "have to" ? Thank you -Andre

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Take a look here: http://www.englishgrammarsecrets.com/musthaveto/menu.php It is explained very good.
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'Have to' and 'must' are the same, although 'have to' is a little bit softer than 'must'.
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Okey, thank you a lot :)
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1. You must do your homework (if you don't do your homework, you have no chance anymore to pass Miss. Ann's class since it is main requirements concerning your absence along her class). Must = have a strong consequences more than "have to". 2. You have to do your homework (if you don't do your homework, you will go to the detention class to think about your mistske). Have to = necessary but the consequences of that is not stronger than "must ".

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