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What is the difference between should and ought to ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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There is not much difference between them but people use âshouldâ more often because it fits more
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- Arabic
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There is not much difference between them but people use âshouldâ more often because it fits more
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- English (US)
âShouldâ is more common than âoughtâ
âoughtâ and âshouldâ mean the same thing. But âoughtâ is formal and âshouldâ is not.
I ought to clean today. - formal (less common)
I should clean today. - informal (common)
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