Question

1) I (must / have to) study harder because I want to pass the exam.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

have to

Объяснение:

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Answer 2

Both "must" and "have to" can be used in this context, but there's a slight difference in nuance:

1. "I must study harder because I want to pass the exam."
2. "I have to study harder because I want to pass the exam."

In general, "must" indicates a strong personal obligation or necessity, often coming from the speaker's own determination or conscience. On the other hand, "have to" implies an external requirement or obligation, possibly imposed by someone else or by external circumstances.

So, both sentences convey the same basic meaning – the speaker feels the need to study harder to pass the exam. The choice between "must" and "have to" depends on whether you want to emphasize your personal determination (must) or the external necessity (have to).