Hi James, I appreciate your explanation, however... from observing real-life situations many times, must and have to are interchangeable. Fact / Belief - good contrast... but not enough scope: how about: Parent: "You must be home by 11 tonight." Kid: Can't stay longer. I have to / must be home by 11". In actual terms I only tell my Ss: must no "to" - following... ;-). Thanks again for the videos.
They both have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably.
"must" and "have to" are just expressing a necessity to do something and don't necessarily mean you believe it to be true (although in my previous sentence, you could replace "necessarily" with "have to" but not "must").
I must go to school.
I have to go to school.
I need to go to school.
All three express a necessity to go to school because of previously established requirements.
AND WHY LEARN LATIN???? I have been arguing with a soccer pal who wants to become a teacher of Latin!!! I told him not to waste his pupils' time with Latin because English is the language of this world and no foreigners become real new potential conversation partners. 2nd foreign languages as an obligatory subject should be abolished and boycotted, but Marvin wants to wreck the nerves of his future pupils, shame on him!!!!
Hi James, i have a question for you. What is/are different between "have to" and "have got to". I watched some video from utube's user but made confused than understanding tho your point different then others i like it. Here are example. Drivers have got to get a license to drive a car in the US. (necessity) 2. I have got to be at work by 8:30 AM (obligation) Can I use have to in these sentence? Thank you for video and giving time. Peace :-D
thanks I always watch your videos and go to your website! by the way I always us "have" i think "must" is for orders and it is also related to "should" i think
i really appreciate the way you explain,no questions anymore!
Lew1Morris 1 month ago
I can not concentrate in class because you are very handsome
Geritaffer 1 month ago
@Geritaffer lol
ankith60 1 month ago
I have to go upstairs
danyMarkos 2 months ago
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danyMarkos 2 months ago
hi james thank you so much for your explanation
men6040 5 months ago
Hi James, I appreciate your explanation, however... from observing real-life situations many times, must and have to are interchangeable. Fact / Belief - good contrast... but not enough scope: how about: Parent: "You must be home by 11 tonight." Kid: Can't stay longer. I have to / must be home by 11". In actual terms I only tell my Ss: must no "to" - following... ;-). Thanks again for the videos.
moacir2 7 months ago
1:20 "Come on,"
winwillkim 8 months ago
GOod hand writing
winwillkim 8 months ago
great way of teaching i enjoy it
quiave 8 months ago
if anybody want have practise in speaking can use my account in ""oovoo"" ("sadeghsafari").thanks
sadeghsafari100 10 months ago
I have to go masturbate then fall sleep.
SuperAnimal100 10 months ago
Thanks for the videos. You're handsome, by the way. :-)
isadoralmeida 11 months ago
They both have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably.
"must" and "have to" are just expressing a necessity to do something and don't necessarily mean you believe it to be true (although in my previous sentence, you could replace "necessarily" with "have to" but not "must").
I must go to school.
I have to go to school.
I need to go to school.
All three express a necessity to go to school because of previously established requirements.
worldjem7 1 year ago
Ur awesome! I clearly understand ur lessons, thank u very much.
Tatynakaya19 1 year ago
thanks to shuring my good teacher !
MICHALE24 1 year ago
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From the lesson,I have understood that we use "must" in concepts, thoughts and goals but we use"have to" in works.
For example:1- I have to study English well because i must be well English speaker.
2- because we must beleive in God, we have to obey his instructions.
Is the above right?
Thanks
TheGreendizer 1 year ago
From the lesson,I have understood that we use "must" in concepts, thoughts and goals but we use"have to" in works.
For example:1- I have to study English well because i must be well English speaker.
2- because we must beleive in God, we have to obey his instructions.
Is the above right?
Thanks
TheGreendizer 1 year ago
Always holding a paper before class starts.
1564mauricio 1 year ago
I was tought at school that we use 'have to' when it's our will do to sth, and must when sb tell us to do sth. Is it a good way of explaining?
19PrettyGirl91 1 year ago
I like the way you teach too.your expalanations are very interesting and very helpful to understand.I wish you would be my teacher.
starlet3526 1 year ago
Thank you man! You rock!
sidaduca 1 year ago
Dear James,
Thank you so much for an excellent explanation. I and My students really enjoyed it!!!!
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Malenaru 1 year ago
thank you .....i like how you teach ,
kreshnaparameshwara 1 year ago
Good one...
sbpir09 1 year ago
hey teacher..wouldn´t it better if you used the expression PERSONAL CONVICTION regarding your xplanation on how to use MUST?
renatoavatarian 1 year ago
good teacher!!!!!!!!!!
1962estela 1 year ago
This is one of the many confusions of English grammar...nicely put...(this is another one lol).
JAZZSTARish 1 year ago
there are few good teachers like him.
ssjsgoku 1 year ago
simply a very good teacher...Love you.
shiratoridai 1 year ago
Thank you very much!
us12a 1 year ago
Thanks!
MrFreewill2012 1 year ago
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AND WHY LEARN LATIN???? I have been arguing with a soccer pal who wants to become a teacher of Latin!!! I told him not to waste his pupils' time with Latin because English is the language of this world and no foreigners become real new potential conversation partners. 2nd foreign languages as an obligatory subject should be abolished and boycotted, but Marvin wants to wreck the nerves of his future pupils, shame on him!!!!
Mann1979HH 1 year ago
Hi James, i have a question for you. What is/are different between "have to" and "have got to". I watched some video from utube's user but made confused than understanding tho your point different then others i like it. Here are example. Drivers have got to get a license to drive a car in the US. (necessity) 2. I have got to be at work by 8:30 AM (obligation) Can I use have to in these sentence? Thank you for video and giving time. Peace :-D
baymagic 1 year ago
LOL is it SOMEFHING, instead of SOMETHING???
renski336 2 years ago
in deduction we use 'must'
alam55555tfl 2 years ago
funny teacher & good video =D good job man
BeatLiam 2 years ago
I I have to comment, thank you, because i want you to add more vids :)
nikisgareshe 2 years ago
i've thought that the difference was formality, must to situations more formel and have to for informal situations
HeuSama 2 years ago
thank you so much.....i like the way you teach, good teacher!
jrosephil 2 years ago 16
thank you
yomanish3011 2 years ago
Thank you sooooo much! :D
blue91r09 2 years ago
Haha I like the intro
BaltimoreCapo 2 years ago
mate thank you very much for your video. Cheers from Brazil!
cioffi51 2 years ago 7
Superb!
siiyong 2 years ago
thanks I always watch your videos and go to your website! by the way I always us "have" i think "must" is for orders and it is also related to "should" i think
enter19 3 years ago