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meaning of the verb devoir ( a french verb)

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Answered by Anonymous

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The French verb devoir means "must," "to have to," or "to owe to."

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Answered by rahulmukan100

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the verb devoir corresponds to the English modal verbs must or have to. it expresses obligation.

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