Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"Don't/Doesn't have to do" vs. "Needn't have done"
If someone doesn't have to do something for me but he or she is doing that right now or is going to do soon, so should I say "you don't have to do that" or "you needn't have done that"?
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Anonymous he or she is doing that right now "you don't have to do that" or "you needn't have done that" Anonymous is going to do soon "you don't have to do that"
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Anonymoushe or she is doing that right now"you don't have to do that" or "you needn't have done that"
Anonymous is going to do soon"you don't have to do that"
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