“At every certain hour of the day, the surgeon ___ inspect the blood pressure of the patients.”
To fill in the blank, should I write will have to or has to? Which is the most correct writing? Thank you in advance. 🙏
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3Has to means that he must do it now, will have to that he will have to do so in the future. (At every certain hour doesn't make sense.)– Kate BuntingAug 26, 2022 at 8:32
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1"At every certain hour of the day" seems to be a mix between "at every hour" (meaning hourly) and "at certain hours" (at points in time specified somewhere, not hourly).– Henning KockerbeckAug 26, 2022 at 8:56
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Do you mean "The surgeon has to check the patient's blood pressure every hour" ?– Peter JenningsAug 26, 2022 at 9:38
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"will have to" means that it's something that the person must do in future.
"has to" means that it's something the person has to do either now or regularly.
I'm sorry but first I'd like to say something about the beginning of your sentence.
"At every certain hour of the day" doesn't make sense. Are you trying to say "At a any given hour of the day"? Or "At certain times in the day"? "At certain hours of the day"?? Not sure exactly what it is your trying to say there but it doesn't make sense the way it written there. Now about the question you asked. The surgeon will check patients (plural) blood pressure. Or The surgeon will have to check the patient's (one singular person's) blood pressure
