We use have to:
- to show it is necessary
to do something.
EXAMPLE: I have to leave now as they are
waiting for me.
- when circumstances
dictate that we do something.
EXAMPLE: He has to see the doctor every
month to treat his skin disorder.
- for the
present or future.
EXAMPLE: All of us have to attend a
meeting now.
EXAMPLE: We have to work late tomorrow.
EXAMPLE: We had to do the training in
order to be eligible.
- in place of have
got to. There is no difference in meaning.
EXAMPLE: I have to/have got to give a
talk tomorrow.
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