Modal verb MUST - form, use and meaning in English

What does "must" mean in English? When do we use "must"?

MUST is a modal auxiliary verb. In this lesson, you will learn the form of "MUST" (affirmative, negative full form and contracted and the question form.)

You will also learn the many different uses and meanings:

Obligation and necessity
Deductions and conclusions
Rules and laws
Invitations and encouragement
Criticism

For each of these uses of "must", I give you a detailed explanation and several example sentences.

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