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Meaning of this sentense: "He must become happy."



 
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Meaning of this sentense: "He must become happy." #1 (permalink) Wed Jun 24, 2009 10:10 am   Meaning of this sentense: "He must become happy."
 

If i say "He must become happy."
What does it mean?
Is it right?
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Meaning of this sentense: "He must become happy." #2 (permalink) Wed Jun 24, 2009 10:39 am   Meaning of this sentense: "He must become happy."
 

I think "must" here is equal to "should". So the whole means "in this situation he should become happy because smth is favourable to him".
If you say "He must have become happy" this means that you think, he is happy now due to some occurence. This is your assumption.
But that's only my guess ;)
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Meaning of this sentense: "He must become happy." #3 (permalink) Wed Jun 24, 2009 11:21 am   Meaning of this sentense: "He must become happy."
 

hi.......
I think He must be happy.
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