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"Having to"? Is that a typo? Normally "have to" is used when the consequences of not doing so are very dire, possibly life threatening. A person shoplifting a
by concordDance 3y ago
"Having to"? Is that a typo?
Normally "have to" is used when the consequences of not doing so are very dire, possibly life threatening. A person shoplifting a copy of Harry Potter for their own use would not normally count.
- hilbert42 3y ago"...so are very dire" Many would contend the consequences would be very dire if they didn't act. For example, those who depend on Sci-Hub for educational material. They'd contend they've no other option.