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Apsaikia Posted 13 years ago
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How "ought to" can be used in different tenses in the passive voice?

How "ought to " can be used in different tenses in the passive voice?
  

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apsaikia How can "ought to " can be used in different tenses in the passive voice? 'Ought to' exists in the one form only. It has no tenses as such.

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  • apsaikia How can "ought to " can be used in different tenses in the passive voice?
  • 'Ought to' exists in the one form only.
  • It has no tenses as such.
  • It can be used with different tenses of the infinitive: That ought to be repaired.
  • That ought to have been repaired.
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apsaikia How can "ought to " can be used in different tenses in the passive voice?
'Ought to' exists in the one form only. It has no tenses as such. It can be used with different tenses of the infinitive:

That ought to be repaired.
That ought to have been repaired.
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