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how to use ought to, should and must in Q3

Amrita Hazra · Accepted Answer

Your query isn't clear to me Could
you please specify the context in which you are asking yoru
question? Here is a small explanation of where to use ought to,
should and must Hope this helps:
SHOULD/WOULD:
They are used as past equivalents
of shalland
will
Should is used in all persons to express
duty or obligation

We should obey traffic
rules;

You should have kept your
word

Should is used to express a supposition
that may not be true

If it should rain, they will not
come;

If he should see me here, he would be
irritated

MUST:
Must is used to
express necessity or obligation For instance:

You must
improve your language;

They must wake
up early to catch the train

It could also
express logical certainty For instance:

She must have
read the book;

You must watch
the movie

OUGHT TO:
Ought to
expresses moral obligation or desirability It can also be used to
express probability For instance:

We ought to
forgive and forget;

You ought to be
on time for the interview;

Prices ought to
come down soon;

This maid ought
to be useful