Must vs. Have To
Objetive : Understanding Modal Verbs for Obligation
⏱️ Duration: 15 minutes
📚 Introduction
In this microlearning session, you'll learn the subtle but important difference between "Must" and "Have to" when expressing obligation.
Key Concept:
- "Must" → Internal obligation (personal feelings, convictions)
- "Have to" → External obligation (rules, regulations, circumstances)
🎥 Visual Content
Watch this animated video to see clear examples of when to use each modal verb.
✏️ Interactive Practice
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📊 Quick Reference
MUST
Internal Obligation
- ✓ Personal feelings
- ✓ Own convictions
- ✓ Strong recommendations
Example:
"I must study harder." (I feel it's necessary)
HAVE TO
External Obligation
- ✓ Rules and regulations
- ✓ External circumstances
- ✓ Authority requirements
Example:
"I have to wear a uniform." (Company rule)