These are two different verbal expressions. "Must have" tends to show something that is probable, and is used like this: He must have been sick yesterday, or else he would have come to class. She must have been delayed, because she is never late for a meeting.
"Had to" tends to show obligation, and is used this way: I had to take "Statistics" a second time, because I failed it the first time. She had to wait for two hours before the train finally arrived. (Note: in the present tense, this becomes "have to"-- I have to go now; my sister is expecting me to take her to dinner.)
You must use the turning signal. You must also use the steering wheel.
Why must we use our resources wisely?
They must use their mind because they are trying to figure out things
Certainly. You must not kill people.
you must use some cheese
we must preserve and protect out resources by using them less and using them wisely.We must use eco-friendly resources and plant more natural plants and trees. Use water wisely also.
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1. When must you use a child safety seat?
You must format it. Format a:
The routers must agree on the network type. The routers must use the same dead interval
Drivers must use bright lights only when driving?
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