This document is a lesson on the English grammar points "have to" and "must" from Raymond Murphy's book Grammar in Use. It is divided into multiple sections (A-D) that provide explanations and examples of when to use "have to" versus "must". Key points covered include: - "Have to" is used for obligations due to external factors, while "must" can be used for personal reasons. - However, there is little practical difference in speaking. "Have to" is generally safer to use. - The negatives, past forms, past negatives and future forms of "must" and "have to" are explained. - Section D notes that "have got to" can