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I have to finish my homework.
💡 Why: We use "have to" to express necessity or obligation.
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They have to clean their room.
💡 Why: The phrase indicates that it is necessary for them to clean their room.
Q1: Can I use "have to" in the past?
A: Yes, you can say "had to" for past obligations.
Q2: Is "have to" the same as "must"?
A: Yes, both express obligation, but "must" is stronger.