Dear Mr.Yang,

I would like to ask a question. What is the different between "have to" and "must" ? 

I am looking forward to your reply 

Raymond Lee

must - more formal

have to - less formal 

TLY

Dear Mr. Yeung, 

I would like to ask you what is the difference between "watching a film"  and "watching a movie"? 

Thanks a lot. 

Yours faithfully,

Daniel

No real difference .

You may say either Americans like to say 'movies' , the English like to say 'film'. 

TLY

Dear Mr Yang,

你好。

請問 "look" "see" 同 "watch" 三者的分別

這三字使我常混淆

謝謝

look - 用眼向某方向或某東西看 , eg. look at the hills . look to the skies            and you will find the birds..She looked at me and smiled 

         - 搜尋 , I am still looking for a job 

see - 用眼看見 , 看到 , 看出 , eg , I looked for you at the party but didn't           see you . I saw how the accident happened . I do not like to see           you crying.

        - 觀看, I saw the play . I went to see a movie

watch - similar with 'see' eg, I watch the TV programme . I watch the                   tennis games . I watch the dogs fighting . 

TLY