[Grammar] Under Obligation?

[ucef]

Hello,

You don't have to come and see the new house if you don't wish.

Obligation

You are not under obligation to come and see the new house if you don't wish

Correct? Thank you in advance.

 

[Rover_KE]

You don't have to come and see the new house if you don't wish to.

Obligation

You are not under any obligation to come and see the new house if you don't wish to.

Correct?

They are now.

 

[emsr2d2]

Or "You are not obliged to come and see the house if you don't wish/want to".

 

[ucef]

Or "You are not obliged to come and see the house if you don't wish/want to".

The key word is "obligation", it must be kept as it is.

 

[bhaisahab]

The key word is "obligation", it must be kept as it is.

It's not natural without "any".

 

[ucef]

It's not natural without "any".

I know. emsr2d2 has changed "obligation" into "obliged". that's why I have mentioned that the key word must be kept.

 

[emsr2d2]

The key word is "obligation", it must be kept as it is.

Perhaps you could have told us that in post #1.

In that case, you can say "You are not under any obligation to ..." or "You are under no obligation to ...".

 

[Rover_KE]

Perhaps you could have told us that in post #1.

I suspect ucef neglected to tell us that in post #1 because we would have twigged it was a homework question.

 

[emsr2d2]

I suspect ucef neglected to tell us that in post #1 because we would have twigged it was a homework question.

No doubt, but since answers had already been posted, I saw little point in closing the stable door after the horse had bolted!

 

[ucef]

I suspect ucef neglected to tell us that in post #1 because we would have twigged it was a homework question.

I don't post any homeworks! I just practice a lot of grammar exercises and when I come across a hard exercise I post it in order to be helped with it, that's the way it is