Must See Places Near Berlin

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He must stay there 3 must must I didn t hear the phone I must have been asleep 4 It s simply related to the tense of the verb That must be is present and can be used for something that has already happened or that might happened Must have been is

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The exercise must has to be difficult I infer that it is difficult There is nuance here has to seems to express surprise or some similar emphasis 3 To get a gold star in class Hi all Is it correct to say It is a must to do something For example It is a must to keep our school clean meaning we must keep our school clean Many thanks

I was wondering whether it s correct to use must know as a noun with or without an article For example It s a must know Meaning you should know this information before Must is used in affirmative and negative sentences and is followed only by the Indefinite Infinitive e g You must come and see us when you are in London 4 supposition

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1 Must TO must do sth 2 must to do sth must do sth 1 We must do it whole heartedly not half Must is more formal But when talking about external obligation we only use have to and not must That s the solid rule concerning this part according to Cambridge English

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