Giving advice

My clothes are dirty …

• I should / ought to wash them.

• I should to wash them.

• I ought washing them.

You need your sleep.

• You should not stay up late.

• You should stay not up late

• You ought to not stay up late.

• You ought to not stay up late.

Bob: I'm going to be late. What should do I ?

Tom: Run

• Right

• Wrong

Bob: I'm going to be late. What should I do?

Tom: Run

• Wrong

• Right

Bob: I'm tired today.

Tom: You should take a nap./You ought to take a nap

• Right

• Wrong

Bob: I'm tired today.

Tom: You should to take a nap./You ought take a nap.

• Wrong

• Right

You're driving too fast!

• You'd better slow down.

• You'd better slowing down.

You__________ be careful.

• should

• should to

• ought

• shouldn't

The weather's very hot. You_______ wear a coat.

• ought to

• shouldn't

• should

Which is the most common way to ask the following question?

• Should we see the movie?

• Had we better see the movie?

• Ought we see the movie?