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1. It's Sunday so the children have to go to school. 2 Minh has to study for a test ,so he is going to stay at home. 3.Your shoes are dirty.You have to clean them. 4. I have to take an umbrella.It isn't raining. 5.Peter has to get up early. It's his holiday. 6.It's very informal here.You have to wear a tie unless you want to
It’s Sunday Lyrics. Drowsy morning sunlight, gentle kisses for my love. It's Sunday, it's Sunday. She needn't waken, I'll fix the eggs and bacon her way. While she just dozes. Lately I've taken ...
Pamela: But Mark, tomorrow is a public holiday. We must not/don’t have to work tomorrow! Mark: I know. But I work in a cafe and we are open tomorrow, so I have to/has to work. Pamela: Oh that’s too bad. Is your boss working tomorrow too? Mark: No, there will not be many customers tomorrow, so he doesn’t have to/must not.
We normally use have to when there’s an external obligation. The obligation doesn’t come from the speaker’s opinion; another person thinks it’s necessary. WORKER: We have to get up early tomorrow. The meeting is at nine. (=The obligation comes from the manager, not from the worker.) SMOKER: I have to stop smoking. (=It’s the doctor ...
I don’t like having to get up early. She’ s had to work at weekends since she started working. I had to cancel the meeting. It is used to describe an obligation, a rule, or something that is necessary. You have to drive on the left in England. I’ ll have to get up early tomorrow. The exam is at 8. Have got to
I don’t like having to get up early. She’ s had to work at weekends since she started working. I had to cancel the meeting. It is used to describe an obligation, a rule, or something that is necessary. You have to drive on the left in England. I’ ll have to get up early tomorrow. The exam is at 8. Have got to
2 de ene. de 2016 · Spanish. Jan 2, 2016. #3. Andygc said: I wouldn't use "since" in that sentence. In any case, it doesn't express a result - you haven't got up yet. I would still use "because" if I had got up late: "I didn’t get up early today because my boss is on holiday", but "since" could work there, I suppose. Thank you, Andygc.
