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egoist_E
2022年9月25日

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I think when you say "have to" as opposed to just "have", the pronunciation of the word "have" changes. But what about in cases where a word is inserted between "have" and "to"?
For example, "have yet to" in the following sentence:
"I'm afraid you have yet to meet Mr. Right."

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hana345
2022年9月25日

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In the USA, you can use the same pronunciation for the word "have" in all sentences.

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2022年9月25日

You're right, the pronunciation of "have to" most often sounds like "hafff to."

Usually "have ___ to" keeps the "v" sound. Just keep imitating what you hear!

egoist_E
2022年9月26日

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@hana345 @20thCenturyMan
I see. Thank you for informing me. ^^
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I think when you say "have to" as opposed to just "have", the pronunciation of the word "have" changes. But what about in cases where a word is inserted between "have" and "to"? For example, "have yet to" in the following sentence: "I'm afraid you have yet to meet Mr. Right."
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