Why do we say "very cold" but not "very freezing"?
Very cold ✅ Very freezing ❌ Why?
The cake was eaten, or someone ate the cake?
What's the difference?
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Differences between have to, need to, don’t have to, and must not
"You have to go." = must "You need to go" = must "You don't have to go" = optional. Sometimes this is a polite way of saying don't go. It may depend on context and tone of voice. "You must not go" = DO NOT!