0 I had an English Class Test some days ago... There were some sentences to complete and one of them was:02br 00 "Sarah had to/must study hard, because she wanted to pass her exams" 02br 00 Well.. is it better "had to" or "must"? I've put "had to", because I didn't know if the past of must exists... did I wrong?02br 02br 00PS: I have another question, but I don't want to open a new discussion, only for a simple question.. Can we use "Let's go" with a question? Because in that Class Test there was to choose between the different possibilities: "What (shall/could/can) we do tonight? (Let's go/Going/Go) to the cinema?"; I didn't know what to choose, so I've put "shall" (for the first) and "Let's go" for the second 05000 Is that right? I hope so! ^_^010id1
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1font 00Hi NoX,02font 02br 02br 00I had an English Class Test some days ago... There were some sentences to complete and one of them was:02br 00"Sarah had to/must study hard, because she wanted to pass her exams" 02br 00Well.. is it better "had to" or "must"?
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1font00Hi NoX,02font02br 02br 00I had an English Class Test some days ago... There were some sentences to complete and one of them was:02br 00"Sarah had to/must study hard, because she wanted to pass her exams" 02br 00Well.. is it better "had to" or "must"? I've put "had to", because I didn't know if the past of mus