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Spanish (Spain)
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Hay algún matiz de diferencia entre 'tener que' y 'haber de'?
Hay algún matiz de diferencia entre 'tener que' y 'haber de'?
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@KimYongHyeon el verbo HABER se usa para expresar existencia y TENER se usa para denotar pertenencia
Ejemplo 1: en ese lugar debe haber un puesto de comida
Ejemplo 2: Tengo(conjugación de tener) una habitación extra en mi casa
Espero me haya expresado bien 🌸
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Gracias por la explicación! Pero lo que tengo curiosidad es la diferencia entre los dos en el contexto del deber.
ejemplo... 'Tengo que estudiar' y 'He de estudiar'
ejemplo... 'Tengo que estudiar' y 'He de estudiar'
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@KimYongHyeon Tengo que, denota necesidad y determinación de hacer algo
He de, ya seria como un deber, conveniencia
Ejemplo: He de realizar ese trabajo por dinero
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The only difference is that "haber de" is very very formal. Practically nobody uses it anymore in everyday speech.
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dependiendo de cómo lo utilices (contexto) será un verbo u otro.
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