Which is more common in the UK "must" or "have to"?
I think have to is more common in North American variant.
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I guess in the UK for laws and rules they use have to. And for personal things must.
For example:
I must go.
You have to respect the law.
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I agree with Ken. They have many similarities but also subtle differences based on tone-of-voice, formality, audience..etc
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Hi Mehrdad, A couple of examples might help, "Must" and "Have to" are used in the UK but without context its a little difficult to answer
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