Common mistakes | 'must' & 'have to' | Speak English with confidence (EZEE #5)

Hello everyone. This is Minoo at Anglo-Link.

Welcome to Lesson 5 in my EZEE series.

If you have watched any of the first four lessons, you will know that

this series is about building your confidence to use English by discovering the common mistakes

that most learners of English tend to make and then learning to correct them yourself.

I hope that as you watch more and more of my EZEE lessons, you begin to accept your errors

as a natural part of  the learning process and relax about them,

and also begin to feel great about your growing ability to catch and correct your own mistakes.

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Okay! In this lesson we're going to  continue the topic of Lesson 4,

which is the verb 'have to'.

In Lesson 4, we learned how to conjugate  'have to' correctly in different tenses.

In this lesson, we'll deal with the common mistake of treating 'have to' and 'must' as synonyms,

which is sometimes okay but not always.

So let's look at when you can use them as synonyms and when you can't.

Okay! That's the end of Lesson 5.

If this is the first time that you have fully understood the differences between 'must' and 'have to',

especially the difference between 'mustn't' and 'don't have to',

please watch the lesson again and repeat the exercises

until you can use the two forms in the right place without hesitation.

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Thank you so much for watching this lesson.

I hope you enjoyed it, and I'll see you in my next lesson.

Happy studies to you all, and bye for now.