Confusing English: Have to vs. Must (Differenza tra HAVE TO e MUST - Adatta per gli esami Cambridge)

The video tutorial explains the differences between 'have to' and 'must', both of which are obligations but used in different contexts. 'Have to' is an external obligation, often based on laws or rules, while 'must' is an internal obligation, driven by personal necessity. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate these differences and discusses variations in usage between British and American English.

What is an example of a strong external obligation?

Describe a situation where you would use 'must' instead of 'have to'.

Explain the difference in usage of 'have to' in British English compared to American English.