4. Ought to การใช้ Ought to ซึ่งแปล

4. Ought to
การใช้ Ought to ซึ่งแปลว่า “ควรทำ” เพราะเป็นหน้าที่
และเป็นการแสดงว่า “ควรจะเป็น” เช่นนั้นจริงๆ เช่น
- You are a student , you ought to behave politely.
- Work hard and you ought to obey your teacher.
- We have been studying English for many years, we
ought to be ableto speak it fluently.

หมายเหตุ การใช้ Past Tense ของ Should และ Ought to
กับประธานทุกตัว ต้องใช้รูปแบบของคำกริยา ดังนี้
Should + have + Past Participle
Ought to + have + Past Participle
ซึ่งแสดงว่าเหตุการณ์นั้นๆ ไม่ได้เกิดขึ้นจริง เหตุการณ์เกิดขึ้นตรงกันข้ามกับ
ข้อความที่พูด เช่น
- You should have come to the party yesterday.( But you didn’t. )
- You should not have left home last night. ( But you did. )
- We ought to have obeyed him ; he is ourown teacher. ( But we didn’t )

Should not + have + Past Participle
Ought not to + have + Past Participle
มีความหมายว่า ไม่ควรจะกระทำสิ่งหนึ่งสิ่งใดในอดีต แต่ได้กระทำไปแล้ว เช่น
- The party was boring. I shouldn’t have gone there.
- They oughtn’t to have been absent from school yesterday.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 1:

4. Ought to Ought to use, which means "should" because it is a duty of. And it is shown that "should be" is really like. - You are a student , you ought to behave politely. - Work hard and you ought to obey your teacher. - We have been studying English for many years, we ought to be ableto speak it fluently. Note the use of the Past Tense Should and Ought to.With every President. Must take the form of a verb. Is as follows: Should + have + Past Participle Ought to + have + Past Participle This indicates that an event that did not actually occur. The event happened contrary toMessages that say, for example, - You should have come to the party yesterday.( But you didn't. ) - You should not have left home last night. ( But you did. ) - We ought to have obeyed him ; he is ourown teacher. ( But we didn't ) Should not + have + Past Participle Ought not to + have + Past Participle Means should not be done something in the past, but they have done it to. - The party was boring. I shouldn't have gone there. - They oughtn't to have been absent from school yesterday.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

4. Ought to
use Ought to, which means "to do" because it is a duty
and an indication of the "should be" like it's really like
- You are a student, You ought to behave Politely.
- Work hard and You ought to. obey your teacher.
- We have been studying English for many years, we
ought to be ableto Speak it fluently. Note the use of the Past Tense Should and Ought to the president all. Must take the form of the verb Should + have + Past participle Past participle ought to + have + , indicating that event. Not actual The incident took place contrary to the spoken text as - You should have Come to the party Yesterday. (But You did not.) - You should not have left Home last Night. (But You did.) - We ought to have obeyed Him. ; He is Ourown teacher. (But we did not) Should not + have + Past participle ought not to + + Past participle have meaning. Should not done anything in the past. It was done, for example - The party was Boring. I should not have gone there. - They have been absent from school Oughtn't to Yesterday.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

4. Ought to
using Ought to, which means "to do", because it is functional
is "should be" and so really like
- You. Are a student you ought, to behave politely.
- Work hard and you ought to obey your teacher.
- We have been studying. English for, many years we
ought to be ableto speak it fluently.

.Note the use of Should Ought Past Tense and to
with every president to forms of the verb:
Should have Past. Participle
Ought to have Past Participle
, which indicates that the event did not happen the opposite with
.The message says, such as
- You should have come to the party yesterday. (But you didn 't.)
- You should not have left home. Last night. (But you did.)
- We ought to have obeyed him; he is ourown teacher. (But we didn 't)

Should not have. Past Participle
Ought not to have Past Participle
.Means should not be done something in the past, but has been done, such as
- The party was boring. I shouldn’ t have gone. There.
- They oughtn 't to have been absent from school yesterday.