to buy such jewels

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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[color=red]a. You must make a lot of money to buy such jewels for your wife.
b. You have to make a lot of money to buy such jewels for your wife.
c. You should make a lot of money to buy such jewels for your wife.

Which of the sentences a-c correspond to which of the sentences 1-3?

  1. If you want to buy such jewels for your wife. you have to make a lot of money.

  2. I can tell that you make a lot of money, because you buy such jewels for your wife.

  3. You ought to make a lot of money and buy such jewels for your wife.

Many thanks.

2

It seems that you would like to know the meanings of ‘must’, ‘have to’ and ‘should’.

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(The word ‘such’ in your sentences would require a complement with ‘as’ for clarity of the status of the jewels you are talking about. Alternatively you can use ‘these’ in place of ‘such’.)

3

'To buy such jewels for… ’ is fine in the original sentences, It’s a grammatically acceptable variation of ‘… to buy jewels such as these for…’