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Expressions of Necessity – (( HAVE TO & MUST )) – elementary/intermediate – “When, Why & How” to use the infinitive/ affirmative/ negative & question form of “Have to” & “Must”. (( Definitions & 90 Exercises )) – (( B&W VERSION INCLUDED ))
Necessity or strong obligation in English may be expressed by “must” or “have to”. "Must”, however, appears to be in use today for expression of orders, commands, or very strong obligation on part of the speaker. “Have to” seems more in use for everyday expressions of necessity. In many cases, however, both “must” and “have to” have the same meaning. This worksheet focusses on teaching students “When, Why & How” to use the infinitive/ affirmative/ negative & question form of “Have to” & “Must”. It also includes the definitions & 90 exercises to complete. Black & White Versions Included. Hope you find it useful. Cheers.
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Age: 8-17
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