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How to use "Hay que" in sentence? please explain How to use "Hay que" in sentence? please explain

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Hello, Hay que is usually used to mean 'It is necessary' or Someone should or needs to do, something For example: Hay que poner la mesa = Someone should lay the table Hay que lavar los platos = Someone should wash the dishes The verb that follows' hay que' should remain unconjugated as Paralee correctly says It is different from 'tener que' = to have to (which is more personal ) For example Tienes que arreglar tu dormitorio = You have to tidy your bedroom
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Is to say that something is necessary to do or is no longer necessary to do. For example: Hay que ir a hacer la compra (se está acabando la comida y tengo que ir a comprar más comida) Aún no sé qué hay que hacer (tengo tareas que hacer pero no sé cuáles son) Al final no hay que ir a la reunión (había una reunión a la que asistir pero se ha cancelado y ya no tenemos que ir) Esta semana hay que ir a clase (estamos estudiando y es necesaria la asistencia a clase esta semana) I hope my explanation will help you

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