Question 37 of 49beginner🔧 ApplyFill in the Blanks1 mark

Advising someone to apologise for a mistake. (Function: moral obligation) You _____ apologise for the mistake you made.

Correct Answer

You ought to apologise for the mistake you made.

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Explanation

The modal verb 'ought to' expresses moral obligation. When advising someone to apologize for a mistake, 'ought to' indicates that apologizing is the morally right thing to do. 'Should' could also work, but 'ought to' more specifically expresses moral duty.

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