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Schools ______ instruct students to wear full sleeved shirts during monsoon time.

Options

  • ought

  • would

  • might

  • ought to

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Solution

Schools ought to instruct students to wear full sleeved shirts during monsoon time.

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2022-2023 (March) Outside Delhi Set 3

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