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Must vs. Have to: Easy Guide for 6th Graders

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Must have to and should are important modal verbs in English that express obligation, necessity, and advice. This guide explains their usage and differences for 6th grade students learning English grammar.

Key points:

  • Have to / must express strong obligation or necessity
  • Should expresses advice or recommendation
  • Proper usage depends on the level of obligation and context
  • Examples demonstrate correct application in everyday situations

24.07.2024

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WANT CİSTEMEKD
I want tea
chocolate
present
I want to drink tea
want to
go
out
I want to speak to you
Do you want = would
you
like
bring DS?

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Using Have to and Must

This page provides more details on using "have to" and introduces "must".

Affirmative sentences with "have to":

  • Express obligations or necessities
  • Use "have to" for most subjects, "has to" for third person singular

Example: I have to wear school uniform. She has to go to work on weekdays.

Negative sentences with "have to":

  • Use "don't have to" or "doesn't have to" to express lack of obligation
  • Indicate something is not necessary or required

Example: Students don't have to get up early at the weekend. Ali doesn't have to walk to work.

Questions with "have to":

  • Use "Do" or "Does" at the beginning of the sentence
  • Ask about obligations or necessities

Example: Do you have to tidy your room? Does she have to get up early?

Using "must":

  • Expresses strong obligation, necessity, or importance
  • Does not change form for different subjects

Example: You must listen to the teacher. We must do homework.

Highlight: "Must" is stronger than "have to" and often implies a rule or personal conviction.

WANT CİSTEMEKD
I want tea
chocolate
present
I want to drink tea
want to
go
out
I want to speak to you
Do you want = would
you
like
bring DS?

Görüntüle

Must, Can, and Additional Examples

This page provides more examples of "must" and introduces the modal verb "can".

Using "must" for rules and strong obligations:

  • Often used for important rules or personal convictions
  • Can be used for positive commands or prohibitions (mustn't)

Example: You must tidy your room. You mustn't eat in class.

Highlight: "Mustn't" means it's not allowed or forbidden, which is different from "don't have to" (not necessary).

Using "can" for ability and permission:

  • Expresses what someone is able to do or is allowed to do
  • Used in questions to ask for permission politely

Example: Can you swim and ride a bike? Can I come in?

Vocabulary: Modal verbs like "can" don't change form for different subjects.

Definition: "Can" is used to express ability, possibility, or to ask for permission in a polite way.

Quote: "I'm sorry. I can't." - This is a polite way to refuse or express inability.

WANT CİSTEMEKD
I want tea
chocolate
present
I want to drink tea
want to
go
out
I want to speak to you
Do you want = would
you
like
bring DS?

Görüntüle

Understanding Want, Have to, and Must

This page introduces the verbs "want" and "have to" in English grammar.

The verb "want" expresses desires:

  • Used to state what someone wishes for or would like
  • Can be followed by a noun or infinitive

Example: I want tea, I want to speak to you

The modal verb "have to" expresses obligation:

  • Used to state things that are necessary or required
  • Conjugated as "have to" for most subjects, "has to" for he/she/it

Highlight: The correct form is "have to" for I/you/we/they and "has to" for he/she/it.

Example: You have to come to school at 8:30.

Vocabulary: Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that express necessity, possibility, permission or ability.

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Sueda toprak

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Must have to and should are important modal verbs in English that express obligation, necessity, and advice. This guide explains their usage and differences for 6th grade students learning English grammar.

Key points:

  • Have to / must express strong obligation or necessity
  • Should expresses advice or recommendation
  • Proper usage depends on the level of obligation and context
  • Examples demonstrate correct application in everyday situations

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WANT CİSTEMEKD
I want tea
chocolate
present
I want to drink tea
want to
go
out
I want to speak to you
Do you want = would
you
like
bring DS?

Using Have to and Must

This page provides more details on using "have to" and introduces "must".

Affirmative sentences with "have to":

  • Express obligations or necessities
  • Use "have to" for most subjects, "has to" for third person singular

Example: I have to wear school uniform. She has to go to work on weekdays.

Negative sentences with "have to":

  • Use "don't have to" or "doesn't have to" to express lack of obligation
  • Indicate something is not necessary or required

Example: Students don't have to get up early at the weekend. Ali doesn't have to walk to work.

Questions with "have to":

  • Use "Do" or "Does" at the beginning of the sentence
  • Ask about obligations or necessities

Example: Do you have to tidy your room? Does she have to get up early?

Using "must":

  • Expresses strong obligation, necessity, or importance
  • Does not change form for different subjects

Example: You must listen to the teacher. We must do homework.

Highlight: "Must" is stronger than "have to" and often implies a rule or personal conviction.

WANT CİSTEMEKD
I want tea
chocolate
present
I want to drink tea
want to
go
out
I want to speak to you
Do you want = would
you
like
bring DS?

Must, Can, and Additional Examples

This page provides more examples of "must" and introduces the modal verb "can".

Using "must" for rules and strong obligations:

  • Often used for important rules or personal convictions
  • Can be used for positive commands or prohibitions (mustn't)

Example: You must tidy your room. You mustn't eat in class.

Highlight: "Mustn't" means it's not allowed or forbidden, which is different from "don't have to" (not necessary).

Using "can" for ability and permission:

  • Expresses what someone is able to do or is allowed to do
  • Used in questions to ask for permission politely

Example: Can you swim and ride a bike? Can I come in?

Vocabulary: Modal verbs like "can" don't change form for different subjects.

Definition: "Can" is used to express ability, possibility, or to ask for permission in a polite way.

Quote: "I'm sorry. I can't." - This is a polite way to refuse or express inability.

WANT CİSTEMEKD
I want tea
chocolate
present
I want to drink tea
want to
go
out
I want to speak to you
Do you want = would
you
like
bring DS?

Understanding Want, Have to, and Must

This page introduces the verbs "want" and "have to" in English grammar.

The verb "want" expresses desires:

  • Used to state what someone wishes for or would like
  • Can be followed by a noun or infinitive

Example: I want tea, I want to speak to you

The modal verb "have to" expresses obligation:

  • Used to state things that are necessary or required
  • Conjugated as "have to" for most subjects, "has to" for he/she/it

Highlight: The correct form is "have to" for I/you/we/they and "has to" for he/she/it.

Example: You have to come to school at 8:30.

Vocabulary: Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that express necessity, possibility, permission or ability.

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