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Read the note on usage below and decide which phrase is more suitable in the sentences below \u2014 \u201chave to\u201d or \u201cmust\u201d?<\/p>\n","textField":"

A. I have&#32to \/ *must*<\/strong> go to the toilet before I leave.
\nB. I have&#32to \/ *must*<\/strong> remember to buy some rice \u2014 I want to make paella tonight.
\nC. Sorry, I *have&#32to* \/ must<\/strong> go now \u2014 my boss wants to see me at two o\u2019clock.
\nD. I *have&#32to* \/ must<\/strong> show my student card if I want to get a discount.
\nE. He *has&#32to* \/ must<\/strong> meet the conference delegates at 8.15 tomorrow!
\nF. I\u2019ve got a headache, so I have&#32to \/ *must*<\/strong> take an aspirin.<\/p>\n"},"library":"H5P.MarkTheWords 1.8","subContentId":"372ff4d8-706a-4058-86ae-6c437892d752"},"useSeparator":"auto"}]}

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“Have to” or “must”?

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