Should, must, had to, have to: I missed the train, so I had to take the next one.

[Huda2]

hi,
I missed the train, so i had to take the next one
can say :
so i must or should take the next one

[Tamta]

Hi,you can't say "must" or "should" here,as the sentence is in past simple,you should use "had to" which expresses necessity imposed by circumstances in this situation.
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[Huda2]

6. He believes we ______ go to a specialist right away.

b. must
c. should
d. would
which one best?

[Huda2]

hi,
here "was" word is incorrect ,it should be "must be were",why?

If the message was more detailed, I would have been able to understand it when I read it.

thanks

[Kitosdad]

6. He believes we ______ go to a specialist right away.

b. must
c. should
d. would

which one best?

Rule out D immediately. Absolutely incorrect.

" He believes ".... suggests that C is the correct answer, otherwise if B were the correct answer, then it would read, " He said we must ........."
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[Gray]

Why not 'must' as a sense of urgency is denoted by 'right away'?
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[Huda2]

I think "he believes" is the reason as Kitosdad said,so "right away" is no longer important here

[Kitosdad]

if B were the correct answer, then it would read, " He said we must ........."
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[Srivatsa]

I want to know when to use 'have to', 'should' and 'must'
please enlighten