How do you say "I must do something" or have to do something
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How do you say I must do something or have to do something. For example, I must go to the store today. I have to go to the store toady.
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updated Jul 22, 2016
posted by ashleyhay
if "toady" is someone's name or nickname, it should be capitalized and preceeded by a comma. - samdie, Jan 19, 2012
"toady" is obviously a simple typo for "today" :| - Kaesespaetzle, Jul 10, 2013
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Expressing Obligation
updated Jan 19, 2012
edited by NikkiLR
posted by NikkiLR
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i am intermittent spanish i am a spanish teacher i know what i am talking about thank you 
updated Jul 22, 2016
posted by smile4me
"intermittent"?!? Your nationality changes from time to time? P.S. Some capitalization and punctuation would be nice. - samdie, Jan 19, 2012
Clearly you don't because I have never heard tener para. Ever. That doesn't mean to have to do something. It's tener que. - JustHellooo, Jul 22, 2016
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I must do something =Debo hacer algo' I have to do something=tener para hacer algo
updated Jan 19, 2012
posted by smile4me
tener que hacer ... (not tener para) - Welcome to the forum! - pesta, Jan 19, 2012
