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"have to run" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you need to express the idea that you have something (usually an important task) that you need to do, and that you need to do it quickly (e.g. time is running out, you have an appointment to make, etc.). For example: "I'm sorry I need to end the conversation now, I have to run to my meeting".
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They'll just have to run.
Would I have to run?
Would someone have to run his shower?
"We have to run the ball.
He thought: I have to run.
Guys think they always have to run.
You have to run.
You have to run it.
Do people have to run?
She would have to run.
We don't have to run.
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