Examples of using Doesn't have to go in English and their translations into Spanish
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One doesn't have to go far; it is one of the Fruit of the Spirit which every believer has. .
After all, your entire Christmas bonus doesn't have to go towards the kids-- you have been good this year.
My son had a hard time in the army while someone else's doesn't have to go.
The man who has the Devil at his back doesn't have to go far.
The first person to get the answer to the next problem Doesn't have to go talk to Ms. Rinsky.
Says the boy who doesn't have to go home to the moon every night.
It is a few months in L.A. without me, and this way, she doesn't have to go to prison, and she gets to be a doctor.
Totò doesn't have to go to hell.- Why not?
then he doesn't have to go to heaven.
when you talk about work, she doesn't have to go home and look up words in the dictionary to understand what you said.
This means the defendant does not have to go to jail.
You don't have to go through this tough time alone.
A person on probation generally does not have to go to jail or prison.
However, you do not have to go through it alone.
You do not have to go outside the expediency of your home to learn.
You don't have to go.
Remember you don't have to go through this alone.
You don't have to go and express that anger to them.
It's all right, you don't have to go.
You don't have to go through a trial by fire to experience it.