Question

A judge……………. be just.

Answer 1

Answer:

the answer can be that the judge ought to be just.

Explanation:

ought to is used where one shows that it is his or her duty and should be done....

Example

One ought to respect the elders .(Shows the duty)

Answer 2

A judge ought to be just.

Explanation:

• 'Ought' is a modal auxiliary.
• It reflects the meaning of duty, obligation or necessity.
• The meaning of ought lays much emphasis than the word 'should'.
• 'Ought' is followed by an infinitive 'to' in the sentence.
• The meaning of 'ought' does not put much force as the word 'must'.
• In the above sentence, the word 'ought to' will be filled as the sentence is showing the duty and obligation of a judge.

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