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Why "have to" not "shall have to"



 
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Why "have to" not "shall have to" #1 (permalink) Sun Oct 10, 2004 8:58 am   Why "have to" not "shall have to"
 

Test No. errors/inter-8 "Tenses", question 7

If I get a job in a bank when I leave school, I have to speaking at least two foreign languages.

(a) get
(b) eave
(c) have
(d) speaking

Test No. errors/inter-8 "Tenses", answer 7

If I get a job in a bank when I leave school, I have to speak at least two foreign languages.

Correct entry: speak
The error was: (d) speaking
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Modal verb in conditional I sentences #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:57 am   Modal verb in conditional I sentences
 

Hi Igor,

As you know a Conditional I sentence consists of two parts - the condition and the result. The result is expressed with will + base verb. You can substitute will with another modal verb such as may, must, can or have to as in the sentence you are referring to.
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