Lucienne_S  +  207518 Sun, 19 Mar 06 03:04 PM Hi again, these things are still confusing me: Does native speaker use more like   somebody or someone? Is any difference in it?  And what about      must   and  have to..? Thank you.. Lucienne_S Joined on Sun, Mar 19 2006 Czech Republic New Member 16 I appreciate your help.. I really want to know English better..

	Yahyacan  +  207610 Sun, 19 Mar 06 10:00 PM  Lucienne_S wrote: Hi again, these things are still confusing me: Does native speaker use more like   somebody or someone? Is any difference in it?  And what about      must   and  have to..? Thank you.. Dear Lucienne; somebody and someone are exactly the same words. There isn't even a slight difference between them.   must tells an inner obligation and the obligation is generally for only one people or for the speaker. have to tells an outer obligation and the obligation is for everybody. I must study hard for my future.( It only concerns me not anyone else) I have to pass this exam to be a teacher.( It concerns everbody who wants to be a techer.) Yahyacan Joined on Thu, Jan 26 2006 turkey New Member 40 Who sees positively thinks positively, who thinks positively takes pleasure from his life Difference Between