Examples of using Ought to go in English and their translations into Czech
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You ought to go.
Mother, I think… I think maybe Larita and I ought to go.
You ought to go home.
I probably ought to go.
We ought to go down.
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Maybe you ought to go.
You ought to go yourself.
Perhaps I ought to go.
You ought to go to  Hollywood and play Billy the Kid.
I think somebody ought to go and check.
After this whole thing's over… You know, this whole storm the castle,save humanity thing… I think you and me ought to go on a proper date.
You ought to go.
If you were the honest newsman you claim to  be, you ought to go and see him.
You ought to go in.
You just ought to  ought to go to. .
You ought to go home.
If somebody sees her, they ought to go to  the police?
We ought to go in.
If somebody sees her, they ought to go to  the police?
You ought to go there.
And if somebody sees her, they ought to go to  the police?
That ought to go well.
And if somebody sees her, they ought to go to  the police?
Everybody ought to go there. Niagara Falls!
So if this is really happening to  you, maybe we ought to go test it out.
Eveybody ought to go thee.
Of course, I may bring a boyfriend home occasionally, butonly occasionally because I do think that one ought to go to  the man's room if one can.
Everybody ought to go there.
Within this context, the European Union ought to  be constantly encouraging action targeted at increasing spaces of freedom, democracy and social justice for Kazakh citizens, and not just acting as a trade partner with growing interests.Economic growth and democracy ought to go hand in hand.
Suppose we ought to go find our seats.