EXPRESSING NECESSITY: MUST, HAVE TO, HAVE GOT TO

1. For English Department in the second semester 24 March, 2020
2. Please answer the question bellow, then please submit your answer to my email caltirarosiana@stkipnganjuk.ac.id (you should answer this assignment today, please submit to my email not more than 8 P.M)
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Necessity is something that someone needed to do something because there is/are the important reason. sometimes you have no choice and must do it, sometimes you still have a choice.

MUST
Must is strongest necessity. Must used in formal situation. if create necessity's sentence, there is no choice and you should do it.
1. Because of Corona virus, the students must study trough e-learning.
    In this situation, there is no choice. The CORONA virus is danger, so the students must stay at
    home to avoid more victims. So, the students should be study at home with e-learning.
2. You (students) must learn about necessity today.
    In this situation, all of the students must study about necessity. It is because your material today is
    about necessity. Then, you cannot learn another topic.

HAVE TO
have to is another type of necessity. We can use it if you have choice to do something. It is because have to is not strong than must (REMEMBER). Have to usually pronounce as "hatta" or "hasta"
1. The students have to study structure through e-learning but, the server often down.
     In this case, the students actually should be learn structure through e-learning, unfortunately the
     server often down. So, may be the lecturer give another method to give the structure material or 
     the students do not study about structure until the e-learning server is ready to used (the choice is
     appear).

2. I have to talk with my lecturer about how to answer the structure assignment.
    You have assignment, the you want talk with your lecturer.  This is not final choose. Before you
    call your lecturer, you could asking your friends first,  or may be you can asking someone else.
    This is possible choices.

HAVE GOT TO
Have got to usually pronounce as "gotta" . Have got to usually used in informal situation or speaking English. In writing have got to rarely used, but in speaking it is primarily.
1. I have got to send structure assignment trough email.
2. The lecturer have got to check the students' assignment.

note:
1. Based the explanation above, must is the strongest necessity. the second is have to and the last is have got to.
2. Must/have to/have got to used in present or future time (but not PAST)


ASSIGNMENT
Based on your core book, lets create your beautiful sentences with theme "COVID-19" based on:
1. must (5 sentences)
2. have to (5 sentences)
3. have got to (5 sentences)