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Don't have you vs mustn't



 
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Don't have you vs mustn't Wed Feb 23, 2005 9:22 am  Don't have you vs mustn't		  
Hi Torsten and Alan!
I need your help
What the difference between
Don't have and Mustn't
Thank you teachers in advance
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Difference between you don't have to and you mustn't Wed Feb 23, 2005 10:00 am  Difference between you don't have to and you mustn't		  
Hi Viki,

You don't have to means you are not obliged to do it. (you can decide yourself if you want to do something or not).

You mustn't means you are not allowed/you have no permission to do something.
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