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I have to end that vs I hafta end that work

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I have to end that' is a complete sentence indicating a general obligation to finish something. 'I hafta end that work' is a more informal and colloquial way of expressing the same idea, using 'hafta' as a contraction of 'have to'. The choice between the two depends on the level of formality you want to convey.

Last updated: March 11, 2024 • 740 views

I have to end that

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a general obligation to finish something.

This phrase is a complete sentence indicating a need or obligation to complete a task or action.
  • Where will it end? Where will it end? Where does Europe end? So, it's going to end. Yes, when will it end? An end to destruction! That's the end of that. I have to end that one. There is no end to it! at end of session. Where does Europe end?
  • 12:05 I have to end that one. This is my tribute to Clare Boothe Luce. Again, a remarkable person. I'm not politically attracted to her, but through her life force, I' m attracted to her. And the way she died -- she had, toward the end, a brain tumor .
  • Jan 2, 2013 ... As the time of my returning to Europe was closer and closer I started to feel I have to end that 'no future thing' and I wanted to, but he was the one who came out with an idea he'll come to Europe to visit me. He made that ...
  • I have to end that process on the Task Manager before I can use StageLight properly because there's also a TV Tuner on my PC. Anyway, I can record with my mic and line-in instrument now. Though I haven't tried my guitar with Guitar Rig ...

Alternatives:

  • I need to finish that.
  • I must complete that.
  • I am required to end that.

I hafta end that work

This phrase is correct but more informal and colloquial. 'Hafta' is a contraction of 'have to'.

'I hafta end that work' is a more casual way of expressing the obligation to finish something, suitable for informal conversations.

Alternatives:

  • I have to finish that work.
  • I need to complete that task.
  • I must end that project.

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