Question

can anyone clarify the difference between Have to And must in easy words ?please.​​

Answer 1

Answer:

Have To and Must necessarily mean the same thing, as both of them are used as a form of imploring someone to take a certain action in response to a certain given scenario.

"Have to mainly expresses general obligations, while must is used for specific obligations" -

That sort of means that you use "have to" as if to describe generalized things such as I have to wake up early tomorrow. the meaning is definitely understood from one portion of the facts.

While "must" is used to describe specific situations. Take the same sentence again.

I must wake up early tomorrow. And there is this question of "why"? And hence, specificity is necessary. I must wake up early tomorrow to catch a flight. That is specific.

Hope this helps.