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Expressing Necessity and Prohibition
Expressing Necessity and Prohibition
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Expressing necessity and prohibition.
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Indicates that it isn't necessary to do something.
Not have to
Have got to
Have to not
Have not got to
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"I have to get a 10 to not fail Physics". It is...
... a prohibition.
... an option.
... an obligation.
... a necessity.
3
Modal auxiliary words (like can, should, could, would, will...) always have different forms.
Real
True
Not Real
False
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It is often used to express necessity; commonly used in informal speech, positive sentences.
Must
Have got to
Most
Have to
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It is often used with rules, laws, commands, obligations... but almost never in questions.
Must
Have got to
Must not
Have to
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It's used to express necessity in different situations than have got to; common in conversation
Have to
Must
Can to
Should
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"You must not use swearing words in school". It is...
... an option.
... a prohibition.
... a necessity
... a menace.
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Must can be used in negative statements.
False
True
Not Real
Real
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It means that something is strictly forbidden or not allowed.
Have to not
Must not
Should not
Could not
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Have got to is usually used in questions and negative statements too.
True
Real
False
Not Real
