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Ayan86 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Ought to
Hi!
Am I using "ought to" correctly here?
That is very disappointing, because the court could have, and it ought to have, resolveed all these matters while adjudicating the matter on merits
Thank you!
Am I using "ought to" correctly here?
That is very disappointing, because the court could have, and it ought to have, resolveed all these matters while adjudicating the matter on merits
Thank you!
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Yes, you can say it that way. "
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Yes, you can say it that way.
Note "resolved" not "resolveed." Also, the normal expression is "on the merits."
Note "resolved" not "resolveed." Also, the normal expression is "on the merits."
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