Must - Have To - Have Got To. What's The Difference?

Learn how to use these modal verbs: Must, have to, have got to. This will help you to express necessity in English.

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What we did there was negate the verb with the adverb.We often do this using contractions with modal verbs:
couldn't
shouldn't
wouldn't
can't
Some of the modals can't be contacted, so the adverb 'not' is written in full. We could also negate with 'never.'
will not/ may never
may not/ may never
shall not/ shall never
will not/ will never
I mustn't make my video on modal verbs a cacophony of confusion.
What we saw there, as well as a contraction showing verb negation, was a word collocation: 'cacophony of confusion.
Mmm a cacophony of confusion - That sums me up!

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