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    Modal Verbs: Group 6 - Must - Have To

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    This document summarizes the modal verbs "must" and "have to". It explains that: - "Must" indicates duty or obligation and its negative form "mustn't" indicates prohibition. It is used with affirmative statements, negative statements, yes/no questions, and WH questions. - "Have to" is used to talk about an obligation from outside factors, not personal choice. It is used in a similar grammatical structure to "must" with affirmative statements, negative statements, yes/no questions, and WH questions. - Examples are provided to illustrate the use and structure of both modal verbs.

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    This document summarizes the modal verbs "must" and "have to". It explains that: - "Must" indicates duty or obligation and its negative form "mustn't" indicates prohibition. It is used with affirmative statements, negative statements, yes/no questions, and WH questions. - "Have to" is used to talk about an obligation from outside factors, not personal choice. It is used in a similar grammatical structure to "must" with affirmative statements, negative statements, yes/no questions, and WH questions. - Examples are provided to illustrate the use and structure of both modal verbs.

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    This document summarizes the modal verbs "must" and "have to". It explains that: - "Must" indicates duty or obligation and its negative form "mustn't" indicates prohibition. It is used with affirmative statements, negative statements, yes/no questions, and WH questions. - "Have to" is used to talk about an obligation from outside factors, not personal choice. It is used in a similar grammatical structure to "must" with affirmative statements, negative statements, yes/no questions, and WH questions. - Examples are provided to illustrate the use and structure of both modal verbs.

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    Modal Verbs: Group 6 - Must - Have To

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    This document summarizes the modal verbs "must" and "have to". It explains that: - "Must" indicates duty or obligation and its negative form "mustn't" indicates prohibition. It is used with affirmative statements, negative statements, yes/no questions, and WH questions. - "Have to" is used to talk about an obligation from outside factors, not personal choice. It is used in a similar grammatical structure to "must" with affirmative statements, negative statements, yes/no questions, and WH questions. - Examples are provided to illustrate the use and structure of both modal verbs.

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    MODAL VERBS

    GROUP 6

    -MUST
    -HAVE TO
    MUST
    USO: We use must to indicate duty or obligation
    to do something; we can translate it as having
    to or duty, and in its negative form, mustn't
    indicates prohibition.
    AFFIRMATIVE
    SUJETO + MUST + VERBO INFINITIVO+COMPLEMENTO
    You  must  arrive on time.

    DEBES LLEGAR A TIEMPO


    NEGATIVE
    We must not be in the meeting next week.
     

    Sujeto verbo complemento


     

    ( Nosotros no debemos estar en la reunión la próxima semana)


    YES/NO QUESTIONS
    o
    ar bre rbo ment
    il i m ple
    Au
    x no Ve m
    Pro Co
    Must we travel to Bogotá this weekend?

    -Yes, we must
    -No, mustn't

    DEBEMOS VIAJAR A BOGOTA ESTE FIN DE SEMANA?


    WH QUESTIONS

    WH questions are those that begin with


    interrogative pronouns whose first two letters are
    precisely wh (except How), for example, who,
    what, when, etc. They are used to obtain
    information about a place, the name of a person, a
    time or day, or the reason for something.
    WH QUESTIONS
    Pronombre interrogativo

    WHY + VERBO AUX + SUJETO + VERB P + COMPLEMENTO


    Why must you study for the exam?

    ¿Por que debes estudiar para el examen?

    Why must i have to pass the exam


    Porque debo pasar el examen
    ACTIVIDAD

    https://www.cerebriti.com/juegos-de-idiomas/must-or-mustn--039-t
    HAVE TO
    USO: Have to is used to talk about an obligation
    that comes from outside. It is not something we
    want to do, nor something we feel we should
    do, but something we have to do. There are
    consequences if we don't.
    AFFIRMATIVE
    SUJETO+HAVE TO+VERBO EN INFINITIVO+ COMPLEMENTO
    They  have to repair the roof. 

    TIENEN QUE REPARAR EL TEJADO


    NEGATIVE
    They don’t have to help you with your work
     

    Sujeto Verbo complemento

    ( ellos no tienen que ayudarte con tu trabajo).


    YES/NO QUESTIONS
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    m
    br
    iar

    pl e
    m

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    xil

    m
    rb
    o

    Co
    Au

    on

    Ve
    Pr

    Do you have to drink water twice in the day?

    -Yes, I have to drink water twice in the day


    -No, I have to drink water eight times in the day

    Tienes que beber agua dos veces al día?


    WH questions

    WH questions are those that begin with


    interrogative pronouns whose first two letters are
    precisely wh (except How), for example, who,
    what, when, etc. They are used to obtain
    information about a place, the name of a person, a
    time or day, or the reason for something.
    WH QUESTIONS
    Pronombre interrogativo

    WHEN + SUJETO + VERBO AUXILIAR + VERBO P + COMPLEMENTO


    When i have to play in the park?

    ¿Cuando tengo que jugar en el parque?

    I have to play on Sunday in the park


    Yo tengo que jugar el domingo en el parque
    ACTIVIDAD

    https://
    wordwall.net/es/resource/24470856/dont-have-to-doesnt-have-to
    /have-to-dont-have-to-has-to-doesnt

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