30 rules for MUST (Advanced English Grammar)

Do you know all of the English grammar rules for MUST? Using this difficult modal verb correctly will transform your English and help you reach an advanced English grammar level (C1 English or C2 English). Advanced English speakers need to know and use these 30 rules correctly in their daily English communication.
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[@hasanurrahman4386]

Dear Rupert, thank you so much for the in-depth class on "must". Thanks once again.

[@EnglishwithRupert]

Thanks Hasan!

[@นลินรัตน์วิชานนท์กุลศรี]

Great lesson! I enjoyed this class. Have a great weekend!

[@EnglishwithRupert]

Thank you! Have a great weekend yourself!

[@deed2862]

I Must say, you are sharing your English knowledge with us. I appreciate your generosity!!!

[@EnglishwithRupert]

Sorry, I missed this comment! I appreciate the kind words 🙂

[@ninaotan7811]

Excellent lesson! Huge thanks.

[@MuhammadRamzan-iz1sl]

Having a very luscious taste im in great thinking of etherialism that is like a serving nature of yourself , thank you sir Ruppert ❤❤❤❤!

[@EnglishwithRupert]

It's a pleasure! Thanks for taking the time to comment 🙂👍

[@Maryvbb]

Thanks❤

[@madamecoeurdemontespan1712]

@EnglishwithRupert
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[@EnglishwithRupert]

Thanks for such lovely words 😊👍

[@madamecoeurdemontespan1712]

@EnglishwithRupert
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[@vikkuonline2532]

Thank you teacher

[@EnglishwithRupert]

You are very welcome!

[@user-cc2ux9ew1r]

Ah look what the cat dragged in.
The man himself 😂
32°c in Casablanca will you be so kind to send us some rain , PLEASE ?

[@EnglishwithRupert]

Hi! I would gladly swap 32C for our rain at the moment 😄 Have a lovely week 🙂

[@MohammedJohir-t2w]

Sir upload more videos About Adverb and it's all types?
Please please please please please sir?

[@EnglishwithRupert]

Thanks for the request! I will probably get back to adverbs in another video soon 🙂

[@mehmedbeyim]

is "hadn't to" same meaning with had to not?

[@EnglishwithRupert]

"Hadn't to" is not used in modern English outside of a very limited range of regional areas - even in these places, it is old fashioned.

[@deepakgoel5658]

Good

[@EnglishwithRupert]

I'm glad you found this useful! Thanks for commenting 🙂

[@asadkhan1714]

❤

[@vladimirb5319]

... hello teacher ... you caught me skating over thin ice, hence a query concerning your sentence "They can´t have crashed" (usage 28) ... would it make much / any difference if I said "They couldn´t have crashed" instead? ... thanks ...

[@EnglishwithRupert]

Hi Vladimir! Yes, you are absolutely right. "Can't have" has a little more of a feel of "it is impossible", whilst "couldn't have" has more of a sense of "I have worked this out from the evidence". In reality, these two uses will often overlap. I should also have added, we would only use "can't have" in the negative - "can have" isn't used, although "could have" is.

[@vladimirb5319]

@@EnglishwithRupert ... native perception is irreplaceable ... it cannot be found in books (... or can it?) ... thank you again ...

[@MohammedJohir-t2w]

Sir upload more videos About Adverb and it's all types?
Please please please please please sir?