Please correct my sentences~~
And how to change the sentences as casual as possible (like in daily conversation) so that it wouldn't sound stiff?
1. 勉強しなければなりません。
勉強しなければならない。
I have to study.
2. 今先生に会いに行かなければならない。
I have to go see the teacher now.
3. 女性は美しくてなければならない。
A woman must be beautiful.
4. 部屋はとてもきれいでなえればならない。
The room has to be very clean.
5. 明日の会議でスーツを着なければならない。
I have to wear a suit for tomorrow's meeting.
6.どうして彼に電話しなければならないの?
How come you have to call him?
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There are a bunch of expressions.
They could be flexible and also depending on your age, gender, and personality.
So I would show you a few examples that are likely being used. (especially among young people)
1 勉強しなければなりません。
・勉強しないと。 ・勉強しなくちゃ。 ・勉強しなきゃ。
2 今先生に会いに行かなければならない。
・今先生に会いに行かないと。 ・今先生に会いに行かなくちゃ。 ・今先生に会いに行かなきゃ。
3 女性は美しくなければならない。
・女性は美しくないとね。 ・女性は美しくなくちゃ。 ・女性は美しくなきゃね。
4 部屋はとてもきれいでなければならない。
・部屋はきれいにしておかないとね。・部屋はきれいにしておかなきゃね。
5 明日の会議でスーツを着なければならない。
・明日の会議でスーツを着ないといけないの。(←this のform is not for a question)
6 どうして彼に電話しなければならないの?
・どうして彼に電話しなきゃいけないの?etc..
As you can see, the last words なりません、ならない of the each sentences is omitted.
In casual conversations, those words would be a little too formal.
Instead, いけないの would be suitable there.
So you can say 勉強しなきゃいけないの 今先生に会いに行かないといけないの etc...
It would be more conversational.
And I'm sorry I can't explain that how to change a sentence to casual one in this small space.
Please remember those are merely parts of so many expressions.
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I have to go AND see MY teacher now.
I have to wear a suit TO tomorrow's meeting. (FOR is not incorrect, but I think to is more casual)
The other sentences all sound fine.
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