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I will have to / have to go to the library tomorrow.
1) I will have to go to the library tomorrow.
2) I have to go to the library tomorrow.
Is there a meaning difference between them? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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Re: I will have to / have to go to the library tomorrow.
(Not a Teacher)
The difference doesn't lie in the meaning but in the context the statements tend to be used:
- "Hey, want to come with us to the skate park tomorrow?"
-- "Sorry, as much as I'd like to, I have to go to the library tomorrow."
- "I can't find anymore citable sources online."
-- "Then I guess we will have to go to the library tomorrow."
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