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Have to, have got to, must, mustn't (долженствование)

1. Для выражения необходимости сделать что-либо употребляется модальный глагол must, отрицательная форма — mustn't:

   а) в настоящем: I must go now, 1 don't want to be late.

   b) в будущем: I must talk to him tomorrow afternoon. You mustn't forget to phone me.

2. Must употребляется для выражения нашего мнения о том, что является с нашей точки зрения важным, когда мы хотим сделать настойчивое предложение, или когда мы приглашаем кого-либо:

  • You must go and see the new Spielberg film. It's great.
  • This is a book that you really must read.
  • You must visit us.

3. Must not или mustn't употребляется для выражения запрета:

  • You mustn't take photos in the gallery, it's bad for the paintings.
  • I mustn't forget to write a cheque for the rent today.

4. Has to/have to употребляется, когда мы говорим о внешней обязанности:

  • Because Sandra is an au-pair, she has to get up early and help with the children's breakfast.
  • Yan won't be in work today. She has to see the doctor.

5. Don't have to употребляется, когда действие не является обязательным:

  • You don't have to do the whole exercise.
  • Tomorrow is Sunday, so 1 don't have to get up early.

6. Had to и didn 't have to являются эквивалентами модальных глаголов must и have to в прошедшем времени:

  • I had to go to London yesterday for a meeting.
  • The doctor told me I had to stop smoking.
  • 'Did you have to wait long for the bus?'

7.    Глаголы do, does или did употребляются для образования вопросов с have to и not have to:

  • 'When does Dave have to go back to work?'
  • 'Do you have to book a table in that restaurant?'
  • 'Did everyone have to wear a uniform before?'

8.    В разговорном английском языке может употребляться форма have got to вместо have to:

  • It's late. We've got to go.   
  • Where have you got to send that letter?

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