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I don't see the difference #1 (permalink) Mon Mar 29, 2004 13:19 pm   I don't see the difference
 

Hi Alan and Torsten! Will you be so kind to answer my question. I don't see the difference in following expressions: I am to go to school.... I have to go to school......I must go to school
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Am to - have to - must #2 (permalink) Mon Mar 29, 2004 15:08 pm   Am to - have to - must
 

Well, I think the differences in meaning of those three expressions are rather small.
I would say 'I am to go to school' is more official way of saying 'I have to go to school' and 'I must go to school' means that you have decided for yourself you can't but go to school.
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Am to - have to - must #3 (permalink) Tue Mar 30, 2004 14:04 pm   Am to - have to - must
 

Torsten wrote:
Well, I think the differences in meaning of those three expressions are rather small.
I would say 'I am to go to school' is more official way of saying 'I have to go to school' and 'I must go to school' means that you have decided for yourself you can't but go to school.

Thank you Torsten
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