Question

it isn't fair;i always ,.,........do the dirty work fill in the blank with have to /ought to

Answer 1

The correct answer is have to.

It isn’t fair; I always have to do the dirty work.

In this case, the phrase have to indicates a forced action. Thus, the sentence means It isn’t fair; I always am made to do the dirty work.

On the other hand, ought to indicates a sense of moral obligation or responsibility. Thus, it is not apt in this case.