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It was wrong of him to lose his temper ( use ought)

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Answered by kvnmurty
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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.


kvnmurty: :-)
Answered by muakanshakya
22
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★It was wrong of him to lose his temper .

=>He ought not lose his temper.

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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 \textbf{"ought "}

\large{\textbf {"ought"}} is a verb used to indicate duty typically when criticizing someone's actions.

It is equivalent to \large{\textbf{must.}}
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