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    This document discusses the use of this/these and like to/want to/need to/have to. For this/these, "this" is used to refer to a singular item close to the speaker, while "these" refers to multiple items. The examples show the correct use of this and these in different sentences. The document also explains how like to, want to express preference, while need to and have to express obligation, with examples using each term to talk about likes/wants and obligations. You can use either need to or have to to talk about things that are necessary.

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    Unit 9 Grammar Reference

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    This document discusses the use of this/these and like to/want to/need to/have to. For this/these, "this" is used to refer to a singular item close to the speaker, while "these" refers to multiple items. The examples show the correct use of this and these in different sentences. The document also explains how like to, want to express preference, while need to and have to express obligation, with examples using each term to talk about likes/wants and obligations. You can use either need to or have to to talk about things that are necessary.

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    9.

    1 THIS AND THESE (PAGE 87)


    This and these
    This is my ticket. These are new boats.
    This hotel is cheap. These birds are funny.
    Ryan loves this farm. I don’t like these pictures.

    9.2 LIKE TO, WANT TO, NEED TO, HAVE TO (page 89)
    like to, want to need to, have to
    like to play soccer. need to work on Saturday.
    I I
    want to play soccer. have to work on Saturday.
    likes to play soccer. needs to work on Saturday
    He / She / It He / She / It
    wants to play soccer. has to work on Saturday.
    want to play soccer. need to work on Saturday.
    You / We / They You / We / They
    like to play soccer. have to work on Saturday.

    You can use need to + a


    verb OR have to + a verb to
    talk about things that are
    necessary.

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