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I feel like sometimes I've seen these used in an interchangeable manner (devoir and avoir à). What I told my students was that "devoir" also means "must", so "avoir à" needs to be used in situations where "must" doesn't fit (i.e. "You don't have to go yet." "Tu n'às pas encore à partir."). Is this correct? In what other situations do you need to use one over the other?
When are you supposed to use them, please state the circumstances you use them in and if you don't mind, an example too.
Bonjour,
Why "1 kilo de tomates" and not "1 kilo des tomates"?
Thank you
What is the English for “ je me suis fait avoir comme un bleu.”
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