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| what you ought to have done is called police or what you ought to have done is calling police . if the two are possible , what is the difference in meaning? always thanks in advance. |
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| I think it is also possible to say this way: "what you ought to do is to call the police". The second sentence of yours sounds weird. Maybe you can change a bit for the first sentence: "what you ought to have done is to call the police". |
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| This one is right as long as you add the the - What you ought to have done is called the police. |
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