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Grammar: Future Continuous

آموزش گرامر زبان انگلیسی با توضیحات فارسی، سطح متوسط، درس سی و پنج، فعل مودال ought to Modals, ought to ought to=should We usually use both of them to talk about a piece of advice regarding what is better to do. I’ve got a terrible headache. What should I do? You should take a pill I think, but you shouldn’t continue working on your laptop, it may make it worse. ought to + base form of the verb You ought to wait a little longer for them. Maybe they’re stuck in traffic. I can’t follow the instructions. They ought to make them a little easier to understand. I haven’t seen him for a while now. I ought to give him a call today. He ought to be there by 9:00. Otherwise, he might miss the flight. They ought to prepare everything they need for the party before the weekend. We also use both should and ought to talk about duties or a law: If I see someone waiting suspiciously in a car, what should I do? I guess you should call the police. Should I report it to the authorities? You ought to observe whatever is considered a rule. We ought to sign a contract with them. He ought to pursue the fraud according to the law. But in case we are talking about some personal opinion as a recommendation should is used and not ought to: You should concentrate on your own happiness. I should leave them alone. What should I do? I think we should be more careful. Should I talk to them about what he said? They should think more about it before they pay. You shouldn’t read this book; it’s a waste of time. Negatives: ought not to do something I ought not to go with them. You ought not to stay up for long. They ought not to be rude to their boss. She ought not to sleep late in the morning. We ought not to argue about it anymore. Questions: ought + subject + to do something Ought I to come with you? Ought they to bring any food? Ought she to have the book with her? What ought I to do? How long ought we to wait here? Where ought you to call to complain about the issue? But: Remember that in negative statements and questions it is not at all common to use ought to, and should is usually used instead. For example, all the above negative statements and questions are much more common in English if they are said we should rather than ought to: I shouldn’t go with them. You should not stay up for long. They shouldn’t be rude to their boss. She should not sleep late in the morning. We shouldn’t argue about it anymore. Should I come with you? Should they bring any food? Should she have the book with her? What should I do? How long should we wait here? Where should you call to complain about the issue?