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This document discusses modal verbs of advice - should, ought to, and had better. It provides examples of their use in affirmative, negative, and question forms to give advice. "Should" is the most common, while "had better" implies a stronger warning of potential consequences. These modal verbs are followed by the basic/simple form of a verb and are used to construct sentences offering recommendations or guidance, such as "You should study harder" or "You had better slow down, you are driving too fast!" Th

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Leo Centeno

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