MUST  usually expresses the feelings and wishes of the person who speaks

HAVE TO  often expresses obligations that comes from somewhere else.

Put MUST or HAVE TO:

1. I’m tired. I _____________ go to bed early.

2. John _____________go to school on Saturdays.

3. We ______________ get another dog soon.

4. This is a great book. You _____________ read it.

5. A soldier _____________ obey the orders.

6. We _____________ go to London for meeting.

7. I think we _____________ pay in advance.

8. You really _____________ visit us soon.

9. You_____________ try to spend more time at home.

10. You _____________ go through Carlisle to go to Glasgow.

11. I _____________ give up smoking.

12. I _____________ give up smoking – that’s doctor’s order.

13. You _____________ get a visa to enter the United States.

14. Annie _____________ do her homework now .

15. It’s getting Late. We _____________ go now.

16. You really _____________ work harder if you want to pas the exam.

17. Some children _____________ wear uniforms when they go to school.

18. He doesn’t feel well. I _____________ call a doctor.

19. I can’t come tomorrow. I _____________ work late.

20. Julie __________ go to work on foot. The buses are on strike.

21. Secretaries ________ answer the phone. That's part of their job.
22. "You ________ do your homework" said the teacher.
23. "We__________ invite our neighbours for dinner one day" said my husband.