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Have to
Have to means obligation, usually external. Unlike a true modal it does conjugate: I have to, he has to, I had to. That is why it supplies the missing past of must.
Examples in context
I have to work on Saturday.
I have to work on Saturday.
He has to take the bus.
He has to take the bus.
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