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What is the main function of the verb 'must'?
What is the main function of the verb 'must'?
Expresses obligation, deduction, or prohibition.
Does 'must' change with different subjects?
Does 'must' change with different subjects?
No, 'must' remains the same for all subjects.
How is 'must' used in affirmative sentences?
How is 'must' used in affirmative sentences?
'Must' indicates something is necessary or obligatory.
What does 'must not' indicate?
What does 'must not' indicate?
'Must not' indicates a categorical prohibition.
How do you form a negative with 'must'?
How do you form a negative with 'must'?
Use 'must not' or the contraction 'mustn't'.
What is the difference between 'must' and 'have to'?
What is the difference between 'must' and 'have to'?
'Must' indicates obligation; 'have to' is similar.
What does 'don't have to' mean?
What does 'don't have to' mean?
Indicates absence of obligation, it's optional.
How do you express past obligation?
How do you express past obligation?
Use 'had to' instead of 'must'.
What is an example of 'must' for deduction?
What is an example of 'must' for deduction?
'He must be sleeping' indicates a strong assumption.
How is 'must' used in questions?
How is 'must' used in questions?
Place 'must' before the subject in interrogative form.