What is right ?

Both are "right" but they mean different things.

I'm having to do something means I have to do something that I am unwilling or unhappy to do.

I have to do something means simply that.

thank you so much!

And, what is better? 'show' or 'present' -> my business' project?

Present is more formal and usual in a business or educational setting.

To clarify, we use "having to do" something when we are unhappy about the situation or if it is less than ideal or if a change has been forced upon us.

I am having to present the accounts summary on Tuesday because Mary is sick.

I was going to make my presentation on Thursday but I am having to do it on Tuesday instead.

Thank you so much!

Ani, I'd say, 'I hafta'

This should be ignored.

dalehileman wrote:
Ani, I'd say, 'I hafta'


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