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Should/Ought - Past Tense
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Should/Ought - Past Tense
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1. We ought to call him.
2. She ought to prepare her work more carefully.
3. You should pay more attention to the grammar rules.
4. You should pay more attention to the grammar rules.
5. You should speak to them in English.
6. The letter should be sent air express.
7. You should visit Orlando.
8. She ought to be put in the beginner's class.
9. "You should go to the beach with us."
10. They ought to buy a dog to protect the place.
11. She ought to prepare her work more carefully.
12. You should speak to them in English.
13. "You should go to the beach with us."
14. You ought not to say such things to them.
15. You shouldn't be so generous with your money.

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