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    The document discusses the differences between several common modal verbs and modal verb phrases in English, including "ought to" versus "should", "should do something" versus "should have done something", "must" versus "have to", "mustn't" versus "don't have to", "don't need to do something" versus "needn't do something", "didn't need to do something" versus "needn't have done something", "it is not permitted to do something" versus "it is not allowed to do something", and "someone should do something" versus "someone is supposed/meant to do something".

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    The document discusses the differences between several common modal verbs and modal verb phrases in English, including "ought to" versus "should", "should do something" versus "should have done something", "must" versus "have to", "mustn't" versus "don't have to", "don't need to do something" versus "needn't do something", "didn't need to do something" versus "needn't have done something", "it is not permitted to do something" versus "it is not allowed to do something", and "someone should do something" versus "someone is supposed/meant to do something".

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    The document discusses the differences between several common modal verbs and modal verb phrases in English, including "ought to" versus "should", "should do something" versus "should have done something", "must" versus "have to", "mustn't" versus "don't have to", "don't need to do something" versus "needn't do something", "didn't need to do something" versus "needn't have done something", "it is not permitted to do something" versus "it is not allowed to do something", and "someone should do something" versus "someone is supposed/meant to do something".

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    Pre-CAE - Grammar 7A - Revision

    Discuss the questions below with your partner.

    What is the difference between:


    1. “ought to” and “should”?
    2. “should do something” and “should have done something”?
    3. “must” and “have to”?
    4. “mustn’t” and “don’t have to”?
    5. “don’t need to do something” and “needn’t do something”?
    6. “didn’t need to do something” and “needn’t have done something”?
    7. “it is not permitted to do something” and “it is not allowed to do something”?
    8. “someone should do something” and “someone is supposed/meant to do something”?

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