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SECOND B
MEMBERS:
MARIO CHAVEZ
MARCELO QUINATOA
LISETH VASCONES
MICHELE USCA
JOSSELINE BALSECA
ALEX MACAS
Modal Verb
or Axiliary
verb
Principal
verb
Must mean Present Simple
deber
OBLIGATION
I must go to bed early tonight; Im tired.
ASSUMPTION
Hello, you must be Gareth.
INTERROGATIVE:
Must + subject + verb in the base form + Complem ?
Example:
Must you leave now?
USES
We often use have to to say that
We can use have to in all
something is obligatory.
tenses
Example:
PAST
Children have to go to school.
I had to work yesterday.
PRESENT
Have to expresses impersonal I have to work very unsociable hours
obligation. FUTURE
Example: I'll have to go to the doctor.
In France, you have to drive on the right.
PAST Had to
PRESENT Have to
FUTURE Will have to
AFFIRMATIVE:
Subject + have to/has to + verb.
Example:
I have to go.
He has to go.
INTERROGATIVE:
Do/does + subject + have to + verb + ?
Example:
Do we have to go?
Does he have to go?
"Must not" suggests must not o mustn't
that you are Is used to express
prohibited from prohibition.
doing something.
ESTRUCTURE
NEGATIVE:
Subject + must + not (mustn't)+ verb without TO
Example:
You must not eat that. It is forbidden, it is not
allowed
"Do not have to"
suggests that
someone is not
required to do
something
ESTRUCTURE
NEGATIVE:
Subject + dont have to/doesnt have to + verb
Example:
You don't have to eat that. You can if you want to, but
it is not necessary.
SUMMARY
Obligacin Deber
MUST
Suposicin Deber de
No tener que; no
DONT HAVE TO Falta de obligacin necesitar;
no ser necesario