Advanced Usage - modals of obligation

Do you have to do it? Must you do it? Perhaps you ought to. Or should.   

And that chocolate - mustn't I eat it? Or shouldn't I?

What about recommendations and prohibitions? They look like obligations, but they are not ...

Join us as we explore how obligations are expressed in English.

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