Question

Ex 4. Use the required form of the infinitive after " ought to" and
"should".
1. You shouldn't (call) him a fool - it upset him. 2. "We are
spending the winter in Miami." "That ought to (be) nice." 3. I ought
to (phone) Ed this morning but I forgot. 4. You shouldn't (play) with
the match, Tom. Put it in its place. 5. You ought to (ask) your boss
for a raise. Why didn't you do it? 6. He ought to (give) a medal for
living with her. She is a terrible woman. 7. You should (see)
"Daughter of the Moon" - it's a great film. 8. The Parkers ought to
(get back) from holiday yesterday. Has anybody seen them? 9.
"Should I (use) this kind of paper in my typewriter?"-asked Sue
showing the paper. 10. "That should (be) Janet coming upstairs
now," Ann went to open the door.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. You shouldn't call him a fool - it upset him.

2. "We are spending the winter in Miami." "That ought to be nice."

3. I ought to phone Ed this morning but I forgot.

4. You shouldn't play with the match, Tom. Put it in its place.

5. You ought to ask your boss for a raise. Why didn't you do it?

6. He ought to be given a medal for living with her. She is a terrible woman.

7. You should see "Daughter of the Moon" - it's a great film.

8. The Parkers ought to have got back from holiday yesterday. Has anybody seen them?

9. "Should I use this kind of paper in my typewriter?" - asked Sue showing the paper.

10. "That should be Janet coming upstairs now," Ann went to open the door.