Examples of using I ought to go in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I ought to go.
Perhaps I ought to go home.
I ought to go.
Happen I ought to go, ey?
I ought to go in and see them.
Which way I ought to go from here?
I ought to go away somewhere, alone.
Maybe I ought to go ask him.
I ought to go up to London soon.
Do you think I ought to go?
I ought to go back and tell Mrs Field.
Thank you, But i really think i ought to go.
I ought to go somewhere warm for the winter. Where?
I ought to go tell your mom-- You mean, Back Fat's sister?
Would you tell me, please which way I ought to go from here?' said Alice.
I ought to go there on a rocket… that never comes down. Which way do we go now, Stella?
Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?” asked Alice.
When a marital partner is straining andwanting to leave and saying,“I ought to go” or“I ought not to stay” or“I ought to do something else” or“We ought to split up” or“I would be much better off if we hadn't,” all of those rationales stem immediately from the overt acts and withholds of the partner making those rationales against the other partner.
Mother, I think… I think maybe Larita and I ought to go.
Honey, I think your mother and I ought to go on and get out of your way.
It's pleased so far,” thought Alice, and she went on:“Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?”.
And then, naturally as ever, she told me that perhaps I ought to go to the contact centre in Modiin, because it is fancier and serves the elite of Israel: pilots, doctors and lawyers.”.
Alice asks the Cat,“Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?”.
I really ought to go.