What is the difference between "I have to go now" and "I must go now"?

Answer #1

I “must” go now seems more urgent or formal, but they’re both basically the same.

Answer #2

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Answer #3

Yeah people say “I have to go now” as a casual think like someone when their finished eating with their friends at a restaurant or something. :P ..Just tacking on to your answer :)

Answer #4

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