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What is the difference between You might have to and You might want to ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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"have to" - you're obligated to do this in any case
"want to" - you can choose whether you will do it or not
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"have to" - you're obligated to do this in any case
"want to" - you can choose whether you will do it or not
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