Examples of using Ought to go in English and their translations into Russian
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You ought to go.
I think perhaps I ought to go.
I ought to go, but.
I probably ought to go.
I ought to go down.
But we think you ought to go.
We ought to go down.
Luke I still think we ought to go fishing, Albert.
I ought to go to Leyden.
I think you ought to go home.
I ought to go and ring the gong.
I think you ought to go to bed.
You ought to go down there and help him out.
You think I ought to go to bed?
You ought to go to hospital with that wound.
If people want money, they ought to go to work.
But we ought to go with him now.
Her Ladyship's told him she thinks Mr. Bates ought to go.
Guess we ought to go find him.
Tell Donna wherever Skippy the translator's going she ought to go too.
I think you ought to go to Earth.
I ought to go and offer my condolences to Miss Greenshaw.
That captain of theirs ought to go round and train every gun himself.".
He ought to go in the drugstore and buy himself a new toothbrush cause he's gonna need it.
Honey, don't you think you ought to go and sit with her or something?
We ought to go, my Lord, if His Grace is to catch the train.
I guess if you're going to drink again, you ought to go for top shelf.
I think you ought to go with us, Louis.
Although he never pretended to be an artist himself,Perkins could often see where an author ought to go more clearly than the writer did.
I really ought to go and talk to her.