английский А2 / без ограничений

Btw now workdays are still here for somebody, try to not load yourself too hard, watch your balance and especially comfort

It's weekdays for somebody, try to not loaf yourself too hard, watch your balance and especially comfort

Get ready for an exercise:)

Good evening 🌃 Today we are talking about the topic of "books"!📚 Vocabulary lesson. Learn these words!

I have to pass the exam. - I have to pass the exam. This sentence can be understood in two ways: 1) I have to pass the exam because I have to, I have to, 2) I have to pass the exam because it is my personal moral duty (as with the verb must). Let’s try to compare the two sentences with must and have to to better understand the difference. The company went on a hike, in the process it turned out that it was difficult for Tim to carry his things. I have to help him. We must help Tim. - We must help Tim. In this case, Tim is our friend, we can’t leave him, he needs, he definitely needs help. So what, did you take more things than he can carry? We’ll help him. If I were us, Tim would do the same. We have to help Tim. - We have to help Tim. Some Tim took more junk than he could drag. Because of him, everyone has to go slower, he constantly asks to wait. We’ll have to help him, but next time we won’t take him with us. This is a very approximate example, because the have to option may be suitable for the first case with Tim-friend. Much depends on the context, the specific case and even with what intonation you say the phrase. In general, in colloquial speech, have to is much more often used when you need to say something like «I should,» «I’m forced,» «I have to,» etc.

Hey! 🖤 Мust & «have to» The synonym of the verb must is the turn «have to» — To be due. Unlike must, it can be used at any time. In a negative form, he expresses not a prohibition, but the absence of necessity («she should not»). There is a rather subtle semantic difference between them. Must Is used as a «strong» duty, expressing the duty or need to do something that you really consider necessary, personally related to you, as well as something extremely important. I must pass the exam. — Я должен сдать экзамен (This is my commitment). «Have to» can express a “soft” duty: the need to do something, often forced, sometimes not so important. We have to hurry. — Нам нужно поторопиться (Мы должны поторопиться). You don’t have to tip a bartender here. — Здесь ты не обязан давать чаевые бармену (не должен). He didn’t have to help me. — Он не обязан был мне помогать. I will have to wait. — Мне придется подождать. However, in colloquial speech, have to is often used in the same meaning as must.

Guys, put on the reactions to the posts above, otherwise somehow not thick with them lately)

Hey guys! I prepared you some emotion values for your week vocabulary 🫶🏼