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04-01-2021
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PLEASE HELP THIS IS VERY SIMPLE.

Can I use the phrase “ought not to”?

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miguel123456789jb miguel123456789jb

04-01-2021

Answer:

yes

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i have used it before and im fine.

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FedoraTheExplorer FedoraTheExplorer

04-01-2021

Answer:

I'm pretty sure you can. I have heard it said before and believe it's fine if you use it.

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