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Она любит своего синего Сашу. мужеского Not trying to confuse, just an additional wrinkle.

"I must not disagree!" prohibitive
"I need not disagree!" permissive

Ну вот, прочитал евангелия.

Looked up надлежать in morphological analyzer, it didn't have first nor second person forms, no plural third person just надлежит. In past tense, no masculine, no...

I question that also. (Need) is not equal to (have) is not equal to (must). Obviously in colloquial speech, people overlap the meanings/usage, but formally, they sometimes have some differences.
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Also phrases in:

необходимо
потребность
обязательно

But no need to confuse, when people are ready, they can work these and others in. Obviously, different meanings involved in each one.

It's a quirk of English. To have something can be used like to have usufruct, that is to enjoy.

Usufruct - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In other words, to possess, own, master, etc = to...

That is what I thought, since it does not seem logical to be 'while (perfective)' for the 'while' to have logical meaning it needs to be imperfect. But I just didn't say that.

Need to be careful with the 'present form', with the __йти verbs, it is usually past. => придя, выйдя и. т. д. => having arrived, having gone out, or, after having arrived, gone out... Not as...

Thank you, I probably need to understand use of чуть better.

ЧУТЬ ЧУТЬ (разг.). 1. нареч. Едва, еле. Ч. живой, Ч. слышен шепот. 2. нареч. Немного, слегка. Ч. больше. Ч. пересолено. 3. союз....

чуть не дождусь (?)