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C EXPRESAR NECESIDAD U OBLIGACIÓN Expressing necessity or obligation.

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1 C EXPRESAR NECESIDAD U OBLIGACIÓN Expressing necessity or obligation

2 C DEBER, TENER QUE & HABER QUE

3 C TENER QUE + INFINITIVE - TENER QUE + INFINITIVE -Tenemos que invitar a Selena. (We have to invite Selena) -tener must agree with the subject -Stating what has to be done.

4 C DEBER + INFINITIVE - DEBER + INFINITIVE -Debemos invitar a Selena. (We should invite Selena) -Deber must agree with the subject -Stating what should be done.

5 C HABER QUE + INFINITIVE - HABER QUE + INFINITIVE -Hay que invitar a Selena. (Selena has to be invited) -Haber is ALWAYS in the 3 rd person singular -Stating what has to be done.

6 You all should use a public phone. Tienes que comprar la tarjeta telefónica. The cell phone has to be called. Hay que llamar el celular. Deben usar el teléfono público. You have to buy the phone card.

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