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@DuboscMr Thank you fort the distinction.

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@DuboscMr I read that « should » was use frequently after « if », and « ought to » like an order.

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@DuboscMr Homework*

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@DuboscMr He Must do his homeworks. She can’t do them. They ought to study for their TIPE.

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@DuboscMr They were employed two years ago. Today they are about to be fired without knowing why.

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@DuboscMr A bike*

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@DuboscMr Instead of looking for a vehicle, you ought to buy a car.

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@DuboscMr Du coup il suffit que je remplace « a lot of » par « much » ?

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@DuboscMr The political opponent must choose : either he prepares a coup, or he tries to seize the power legally.

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@DuboscMr She has been studying physics for two years instead of partying.

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@DuboscMr She studying physics since two years instead of party.

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@DuboscMr Et merci beaucoup pour les conseils mr.

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@DuboscMr Du coup ça serait plutôt « I hope that students take Time to translate.. » ?

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@DuboscMr The teacher demand that students should translate these sentences.

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@DuboscMr Si j’utilise should, le sens de la phrase ne sera pas la même ?

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@DuboscMr Take Time to*

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@DuboscMr I wish that students take Time ti translate these sentences on Twitter.