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English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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  1. She doesn’t have to go anywhere.
  2. She doesn’t have anywhere to go.
    Are these two sentences fine?
    Which one is used by the natives?
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They are both OK but the meaning is different.

“She doesn’t have to go anywhere.” – good or neutral for her; she has no duty/obligation to go anywhere
“She doesn’t have anywhere to go.” – bad for her; she has nowhere available to go, e.g. no home, no opportunity for an outing