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'it is to be done' vs. 'it has to be done'

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#1 (permalink) Mon Mar 13, 2006 21:18 pm 'it is to be done' vs. 'it has to be done'

hi what is the meaning of "it is to be done' & "it has to be done" and when do we use 'will' & would" - what is difference between them? thanks bittu

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