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How do we use the modal verb "must" in these contexts?



 
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How do we use the modal verb "must" in these contexts? Mon Jul 11, 2005 18:15 pm  How do we use the modal verb "must" in these contexts?
 

pl explain me the use of must,

IT must have rained.

She is speaking well, she must practice it.

U must not drop it.

U must do it

pl help me

AMNA
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Use of must Mon Jul 11, 2005 18:25 pm  Use of must
 

amna wrote:
IT must have rained.

It obviously has rained.
amna wrote:
She is speaking well, she must practice it.

She obviously practices speaking because she speaks well.

amna wrote:
U must not drop it.

You are not allowed to drop it.
amna wrote:
U must do it

You have to do it.

amna wrote:
pl help me

You might want to help yourself as well as the other members of this forum by spelling words correctly.
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Use of must Mon Jul 11, 2005 18:31 pm  Use of must
 

Thanks,

please explain what is the difference between [b]Have to [/b]do and [b]Must do[/b], which should be used in conversation & writing

Thanks again

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Must vs have to Mon Jul 11, 2005 18:42 pm  Must vs have to
 

Must is very strong and often means you have no alternative.
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