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    This document discusses different duties and responsibilities that people have. It provides examples of language used to express obligations, permissions, prohibitions and expectations. Some examples include "must", "should", "have to", "aren't allowed", "are supposed to", "had better", "ought to", "won't let me", "make me", "was made to", and phrases like "working overtime", "working part-time", and "working my way up". The document examines how language is used to communicate what people are required or expected to do in different situations.

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    USE OF ENGLISH 8.DOING YOUR DUTY

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    This document discusses different duties and responsibilities that people have. It provides examples of language used to express obligations, permissions, prohibitions and expectations. Some examples include "must", "should", "have to", "aren't allowed", "are supposed to", "had better", "ought to", "won't let me", "make me", "was made to", and phrases like "working overtime", "working part-time", and "working my way up". The document examines how language is used to communicate what people are required or expected to do in different situations.

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    Use of English 8.doing Your Duty

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    Le Ngoc Quang
    This document discusses different duties and responsibilities that people have. It provides examples of language used to express obligations, permissions, prohibitions and expectations. Some examples include "must", "should", "have to", "aren't allowed", "are supposed to", "had better", "ought to", "won't let me", "make me", "was made to", and phrases like "working overtime", "working part-time", and "working my way up". The document examines how language is used to communicate what people are required or expected to do in different situations.

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    USE OF ENGLISH 8.

    DOING YOUR DUTY

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    computer
    simulator
    supervisor
    manager
    instructor

    scanner
    calculator
    advisor
    inventor
    presenter
    demonstrator
    competitor

    photocopier
    researcher
    spectator

    worked overtime

    worked for myself


    long hours
    to work

    working part-time
    working full-time

    to work flexitime

    works shift

    working my way up

    should

    have to

    need to
    must

    do we have to

    had to

    have to
    to have to
    must

    shouldn't must

    can should

    needn't have to

    can
    should

    can't must
    aren't allowed not to smoke

    are they supposed to

    had better not to drink

    ought to have

    won't let me stay

    make me tidy

    was made to clean

    as

    made

    had our

    take
    up

    us get
    at

    as
    there
    assistant
    exciting

    advertisement

    patience
    ability

    annoyed

    carefully

    being

    confidence

    learner

    Unfortunately
    intolerant
    angry
    satisfaction

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