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The difference between must and have to is slight but it can be important. Use must when you’re talking about something that you want to do because it’s important to you: We must finish the report by Friday (because we need it for something).

Avoid using have to unless you’re talking about an external power that is compelling you to do something: We have to finish the report by Friday (because otherwise we’re in trouble).