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    The document provides examples of different modal verbs used to express necessity or obligation, including "should", "had better", "ought to", "ought not to", and "shouldn't". It gives sentences using each modal verb to demonstrate how they are properly used to suggest or advise actions that are necessary, important, or not allowed.

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    The document provides examples of different modal verbs used to express necessity or obligation, including "should", "had better", "ought to", "ought not to", and "shouldn't". It gives sentences using each modal verb to demonstrate how they are properly used to suggest or advise actions that are necessary, important, or not allowed.

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    She Had Better Call Me: John Should Work Out

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    Andre Grijalva
    The document provides examples of different modal verbs used to express necessity or obligation, including "should", "had better", "ought to", "ought not to", and "shouldn't". It gives sentences using each modal verb to demonstrate how they are properly used to suggest or advise actions that are necessary, important, or not allowed.

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    It’s a good idea for John to work out.

    (should)
    John should work out.
    My cousin needs to call me. (had better)

    She had better call me

    You can’t drive on that side of the road.(ought not to)


    You ought not to drive on that side of the road
    We can’t stay out too late. (had better not)
    We had better not to stay out too late
    It’s required that I buy a ticket before I get on the bus. (ought to)
    It’s ought to buy a ticket before I get on the bus
    It’s a bad idea for Lori to chat online with her friends for hours. (shouldn’t)
    She should not to chat online with her friends for hours

    He was involved in too many activities

    He was taking three classes, working part-time at the mall, working out at the gym,
    and playing on a soccer team

    He made some changes in her lifestyle


    he also made sure I was getting enough sleep.
    he started working out with a few friends and studying

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