Which is the correct one?
I have not to obey to any social rule
I have not to obey to any social rules
May I use singular or plural?
Thanks!
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Answers · 6
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Neither sentence is correct.
Do you mean "I don't have to obey any social rules"? (meaning you are not obligated to do that)
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Thank you very much!
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I would say that both sentences are correct, however, "I have not to (+ verb)" is hardly ever heard. "I have not to (+ verb)" would perhaps be an archaic way of saying what you mean. In conversational English, one would usually say, "I do not have to (+ verb)."
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You can use either singular or plural but the beginning should be as I wrote.
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