It was wrong of him to lose his temper ( use ought)
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Given sentence is : It was wrong of him to lose his temper.
We have to use "ought" and rewrite the sentence. "Ought " is a word equivalent to "must". It emphasizes on compulsion. Something that should be done or not.
The answer is :
He ought not lose his temper.
We have to use "ought" and rewrite the sentence. "Ought " is a word equivalent to "must". It emphasizes on compulsion. Something that should be done or not.
The answer is :
He ought not lose his temper.
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★It was wrong of him to lose his temper .
=>He ought not lose his temper.
As the question tells that the management done wrong by dismissing him so in order to transform the sentence by using ought we should first know the meaning of
is a verb used to indicate duty typically when criticizing someone's actions.
It is equivalent to
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