1. The document discusses the use of must, have to, can't, and don't have to when talking about obligations, necessities, possibilities, and recommendations. It provides examples of how to use each one in sentences.
2. Must is used to express beliefs about certainty or give recommendations, while have to expresses obligations. Can't and don't have to express impossibilities and lack of obligations.
3. The key differences are that must and have to refer to present or future situations, while had to refers to the past. Must'n't means it is necessary not to do something.
1. The document discusses the use of must, have to, can't, and don't have to when talking about obligations, necessities, possibilities, and recommendations. It provides examples of how to use each one in sentences.
2. Must is used to express beliefs about certainty or give recommendations, while have to expresses obligations. Can't and don't have to express impossibilities and lack of obligations.
3. The key differences are that must and have to refer to present or future situations, while had to refers to the past. Must'n't means it is necessary not to do something.
1. The document discusses the use of must, have to, can't, and don't have to when talking about obligations, necessities, possibilities, and recommendations. It provides examples of how to use each one in sentences.
2. Must is used to express beliefs about certainty or give recommendations, while have to expresses obligations. Can't and don't have to express impossibilities and lack of obligations.
3. The key differences are that must and have to refer to present or future situations, while had to refers to the past. Must'n't means it is necessary not to do something.
My house is very ear the motor!ay. It must "e very oisy #ou $a use must to say that you "elieve somethi% is $ertai: #ouve "ee traveli% all day. #ou must "e tired. &Traveli% is tiri% ad youve "ee traveli% all day' so you must "e tired( )im is a hard !or*er. )im+ #ou must "e ,o*i%. -e doest do aythi%. Carol must %et very "ored i her ,o". She does the same thi% every day. Im sure Sally %ave me her phoe um"er. I must have it some!here. #ou $a use $at to say that you "elieve somethi% is ot possi"le: #ouve ,ust had lu$h. #ou $at "e hu%ry already. &people are ot ormally hu%ry ,ust a.ter eati% a meal. #ouve ,ust eate' so you $at "e hu%ry( They havet lived here .or very lo%. They $at *o! may people. Study the stru$ture: I/you/he &et$( must "e&tired/ hu%ry/ at !or* et$( Cat "e &doi% /%oi%/,o*i% et$( do/%et/*o!/have et$ 0. .or the past !e use must have&doe( ad $at have &doe( Study this example: Theres o"ody at home. They must have %oe out. Marti ad 1u$y are stadi% at the door o. their .rieds house. They have ru% the door"ell t!i$e' "ut o"ody has as!ered. 1u$y says: They must have %oe out. I didt hear the phoe. I must have "ee asleep. Ive lost oe o. my %loves. #ou must have dropped it some!here. Sue hast $ota$ted me. She $at have %ot my messa%e. Tom !al*ed ito a !all. -e $at have "ee loo*i% !here he !as %oi%. Study the stru$ture: I/you/he &et$( must have "ee &asleep/ at !or* et$( Cat "ee &doi%/loo*i% et$( 2oe/%ot/*o! et$
UNIT 31. -A34 T5 AND MUST A. I have to do somethi% 6 it is e$essary to do it' I am o"li%ed to do it: #ou $at tur ri%ht here. #ou have to turn le.t. I have to wear %lasses .or readi% 2eor%e $at $ome out !ith us this evei%. -e has to work late 1ast !ee* Tia "ro*e her arm ad had to go to hospital. I havet had to go to the do$tor .or a%es. 7e use do/does/did i 8uestios ad e%ative sete$es &.or the preset ad past simple(: 7hat do I have to do to %et a e! drivi% li$e$e+ &ot 7hat have I to do+( 9are doest have to !or* Saturdays 7hy did you have to leave early+ #ou $a use -ave to !ith !ill ad mi%ht/may: I. the pai %ets !orse' youll have to %o to the do$tor. I mi%ht have to !or* late tomorro! evei%. 5r I may have to !or*: &6 its possi"le that I !ill have to( 0. Must is similar to have to: Its later tha I thou%ht. I must %o. 5r I have to %o #ou $a use must to %ive your o! opiio &.or example' to say !hat you thi* is e$essary' or re$ommed someoe to do somethi%(. -ave to is also possi"le: I havet spo*e to sue .or a%es. I must phoe her. &6 I say this is e$essary( Mar* is a really i$e perso. #ou must meet him. &I re$ommed this( 7e use have to &ot must( to say !hat someoe is o"li%ed to do. The spea*er is ot %ivi% his/her o! opiio: I have to !or* .rom ;.3< to =.3< every day. &a .a$t' ot a opiio( )ae has to travel a lot .or her !or*. 0ut must is o.te used i !ritte rules ad istru$tios: Appli$atios .or the ,o" must "e re$eived "y 1; May. &exam istru$tio( you must !rite your as!er i i*. #ou $aot use must to tal* a"out the past: 7e had to leave early. &ot !e must( C. Mustt ad dot have to are $ompletely di..eret: #ou mustt do somethi% 6 it is e$essary That you do ot do it &so dot do it(: #ou must *eep it a se$ret. #ou mustt tell ayoe. &6 dot tell ayoe( I promised I !ould "e o time. I mustt "e late. &6 I must "e o time( #ou dot have to do somethi% 6 you dot eed to do it &"ut you $a i. you !at(: #ou dot have to tell him' "ut you $a i. you !at to. I dot have to "e at the meeti%' "ut I thi* Ill %o ay!ay D. #ou $a use have %ot to istead o. have to. So you $a say: Ive %ot to !or* tomorro!. 5r I have to !or* tomorro!. 7he has 1i> %ot to %o+ 7he does 1i> have to %o+ 4?4@CIS4S 31.1 Compete the sete$es !ith have to/ has to/ had to. 1. 0ill starts !or* at = a.m. he has to %et up at .our. 2. I "ro*e my arm last !ee*. Did you have to %o to hospital+ 3. There !as a lot a oise .rom the street. 7e had to $lose the !ido!. 4. 9are $at stay .or the !hole meeti%. She has to leave early. 5. -o! old do you have to "e drive i your $outry+ 6. I dot have mu$h time. I have to hurry 7. How is paul enjoying his new job? oes he have to travel a lot? !. Im a.raid I $at stay lo%. 7hat time do you have to %o+ ". The "us !as late a%ai. -o! lo% did you have to !ait+ 1#. There !as o"ody to help me. I had to do everythi% "y mysel..