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           have to, must, should                                             d o n 't ha ve  to

          have to  /  m u s t (+ base form)                                   Y ou  don’t have to pay -  this m useum  is free.    2  43 )))
                                                                              Y ou  don’t have to go to the p arty i f  you don’t w ant to.
            1  You have to w ear a seat belt in  the car.        2  42 )))
              D o  you have to w o rk on Saturdays?
                                                                             m u s t n o t
              I had to  w ear a u n ifo rm  at m y elem entary school.
              I’ l l  have to  get up early tom orrow . M y  in terview  is at 9:00.
                                                                              Y ou  must not park here.                            2  44)))
            2  Y ou  must be on tim e tom orrow  because there's a test.
              Y ou  must rem em ber to ca ll E m ily  -  it's her birthday.
                                                                             •  W e use don’t have to w hen there is no o bligation to do
            3  I love the Louvre! You have to  go w hen you're in  Paris.
                                                                                som ething, and must not w hen som ething is prohibited.
              Y ou  must see th is m ovie — it's am azing!
                                                                             •  don’t have to and must not are com pletely different. Com pare:
           •  have to and must are usually used to talk about o b lig atio n  or   You don't have to drive -  we can take a train. (= You can drive if
             som ething that is necessary to do.                                you w ant to, but it’s not necessary / obligatory.)
           1  have to is a n o rm al verb and it exists in  a ll tenses and form s,   You must not drive along this street. (= It's prohibited, against
             e.g., also as a gerund or in fin itive .                           the law, N O T  You don’t-kaveto-drive along this street.)
           2  must is a m odal verb. It o n ly exists in the present, but it can be   •  You can often use can’t o r not allowed to instead o f must not.
             used w ith  a future m eaning.                                     You must not / can’t / ’re not allowed to park here.
          3  You can also use have to o r must fo r strong recom m endations.
                                                                             s h o u ld  /  s h o u ld n 't (+ b a s e  fo rm )
           P have to or must?
                Have to and must have a very similar meaning, and you         You should take w arm  clothes w ith  you to Q u ito .   2  45)))
                can usually use either form.                                  It m ig ht be cold at night.
                Have to is more common for general, external obligations,     Y ou  shouldn’t d rin k  so m uch coffee. It isn ’t good fo r you.
                for example rules and laws.                                   I th in k  the governm ent should do som ething about
                Must is more common for specific (i.e., on one occasion)      unem ploym ent.
                or personal obligations. Compare:
                I have to wear a shirt and tie at work. (= It’s the rule in this
                                                                             •  should is not as strong as must / have to. W e use it to give advice
                company.)
                                                                                o r an o p in io n  -  to say i f  we th in k  som ething is the rig h t or
                I must buy a new shirt -  this one is too old now. (= It’s my
                own decision.)                                                  w rong th in g  to do.
                                                                             •  should is a m odal verb. T h e  o n ly form s are should / shouldn’t.
                have got to
                Have got to is often used instead of have to in spoken
                English, e.g., I’ve got to go now. It's very late.






           a  C o m p le te  w it h  th e c o rre c t fo rm  o f  have to ( 0 , Q , o r  [7]).  b  (^C ir c le) th e c o rre c t fo rm . C h e c k  /  i f  b o th
                                                                                            are  p o ssib le .
                 I’ll have to c a ll b ack later because the lin e 's busy.  0
               1  P a sse n g e rs_________ tu rn  o f f  th e ir la p to p s d u rin g  ta k e -o ff  Q  Y o u  don’t have to /(jnust'nop use y o u r phone
                                                                                               in  q u ie t zones.
               2  _________ y o u __________do a lo t o f  h o m e w o rk  w h en  you w ere in
                 sch oo l?  CO                                                               1  D o  you th in k  w e should j have to text D a d  to
                                                                                               te ll h im  w e ’ll be late?
               3  M y  siste r is a nurse, so som e w eeks sh e _________ w o rk  n ig h ts.  0
                                                                                            2  Y o u  don't have to / must not send text
              4  _________ you e v e r__________have an o p e ra tio n ?  [7]
                                                                                               m essages w h e n  you are d riv in g .
               5  Saturd ays are the best day o f  the w eek. I lo v e _________ get up
                                                                                            3  A  p ilo t has to / must w ea r a u n ifo rm  w hen
                 early.  Q
                                                                                               he’s at w ork.
               6  I _________ leave a message on her voicem a il because she w asn’t in .  0
                                                                                            4  Y o u  shouldn’t / must not ta lk  on you r cell
               7  In the future, p e o p le _________ go to  school; th e y 'll a ll study at
                                                                                               phone w h e n  you're fillin g  up the car w ith  gas.
                 hom e.  G
                                                                                            5  I have to / should speak to m y phone
              8  W ith  o ld  c e ll phones, you used t o _________ charge the battery
                                                                                               com pany. M y  last b ill w as w rong.
                 m ore often.  0
                                                                                            6  W e  don't have to / shouldn't hurry. W e have
              9  _________ your b o yfrien d _________ answ er his w ork em ails on
                                                                                               plen ty o f  tim e.
                 weekends?  |T]
              10  T h e  e x h ib itio n  w as free, so I _________ pay.  QJ             < p .39

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