Advanced should, ought to, had better

[@ivansalgado2559]

I'm B1 and I think that I understood all the video:')

[@serinachow2010]

Your explanation is very clear. Thank you! May I know if you have more video about the usage of other modal words like can, could, may, might, would?

[@julicamarillo3196]

I don't understand anything ☹️

[@moritz636]

I think that the negativ form of ought to is just ought not to

[@gabrielprado9832]

Thanks for your help. I´m from Brazil.

[@henokgetu7228]

no probemo

[@cherrypop238]

At 4:24 it was written .....didn't happened....I think it should be ...didn't happen. Am I right or is it another possible usage?

[@TeacherIvan]

No, you are right, I made a mistake while making the video. Good eye. :)

[@luscao8444]

@@TeacherIvan Oh, okay. Because I've noticed that too.

[@Simplicity27]

negative form: 1. We ought not be afraid of the risks involved. 2. Oughtn’t we be going soon?

[@juancarloslicas2564]

1. We ought not to be afraid of ...

[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

We ought not TO be afraid of snakes (British ) We ought not be afraid of snakes ( American English )

[@SunFlower-tl2ec]

Sir what is meant by" tend to use"?

[@MR-is9bt]

'Didn't happened in the past?'Or SHOULD we say 'it didn't happen in the past?'

[@TeacherIvan]

Not sure what you are aiming at, but "didn't happen" is the correct one.

[@MR-is9bt]

Teacher Ivan check it out at 3:25 You wrote '...it didn't happened in the past'. I like your video, this is just a good intention to change/edit it for future viewers of advanced english lessons.

[@TeacherIvan]

Marko R.g Thanks man, I didn't even notice it until now. 😊 What can I say, slip ups happen sometimes, but I will try to keep it as professional as I can and proofread the upcoming videos more thoroughly. 😁

[@Aakash.Fale.]

@@TeacherIvan 😀

[@queenlet9929]

Had better not is the negative form of the had better

[@getahunnegash2998]

What is past form of must

[@Simplicity27]

negative form of "had better": I’d better not leave my bag here.

[@Mulat-ep2eg]

Very nice

[@derwinprieto4208]

I'd better not get out because it's raining.

[@boss-jz5jw]

Great

[@cono256]

There ought to be people in FES

[@MsIsabellandia]

thank u

[@Chaostouchfootball123]

You cannot put ought to in negative or question

[@UMAIRALI-gx1xe]

Sir ought to is not used in negative sentence

[@Adoren0]

It will be ( ought not to )

[@avvpaul]

ñ

[@Abeni-7]

Ought not to😮🎉

[@niclas7171]

I think its ought to stoo

[@cono256]

I should have studied in vacations

[@LindaTaylor-e7u]

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[@luscao8444]

I really think you should do that, It's better for you. I really think you ought to do that, It's better for you. You'd better do that, It's what best fits in this situation. I tried to make similar sentences using them all, I hope their usage is right. Anybody feel free to correct me.

[@YodgoraJumaboyeva-up1ju]

Bóladi😊

[@leonardomaestre3541]

oughtn't to

[@eldetective_ing]

I should have told her that I was in love with her😢😢😢😢 I am sorry cuase I didn't

[@nnjz756]

I don’t understand 😐

[@josel_2807]

watefoc jhonny la gente esta muy loca

[@notneco3640]

negative word of ought to is "oughtn't"

[@henokgetu7228]

lotu sebhat

[@elidrissifarouk]

oughtn't

[@chanechane9697]

Ought not to

[@TelileGadise-wl8mw]

Nagative Form of this = HAD BETTER NOT l'd not watch film

[@erroreiu]

Oh my God I dont understand 😫

[@luciferff9077]

Me2😂😂

[@abaseenkhanyousafzai3004]

U had better understand the structure

[@TheDdmdj]

Didnt happened. Isn’t correct

[@ediyt...8435]

Solo pido una explicacion en españollllllllllllllllll

[@NabeMesfien]

Not ought to

[@yohanatariku8194]

You had better not

[@beverlyostan7425]

ought not to

[@Tamayoc_]

Hola, reportense los del 2.b

[@josel_2807]

calla peruano

[@summerhot364]

Negative form for ought to is “hadn’t better??”

[@Adoren0]

It's had better not

[@summerhot364]

@@Adoren0 depends on what u say kiddo

[@englishlife5838]

Had better not

[@roaaelmansoury6318]

Ought not to. Had better not

[@heroosalem]

Ought not to

[@gabsviegass]

had better not

[@gabsviegass]

ought not to

[@eliasbeyene9951]

ought not to

[@yohanatariku8194]

Ought not to

[@leonardomaestre3541]

had better not

[@SurafelDaniel-y3g]

Ought not to

[@AbrhaArsema]

had better not