Graphs of Polynomials
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False. 'Ought to' is similar to 'should' and is used for advice or moral obligation, but it is not necessarily stronger. Example: 'You ought to help your neighbors.' It often implies a duty or what is right. However, in practice, 'should' is more common and can be interchangeable with 'ought to'. Both are less strong than 'must'. The main difference is that 'ought to' is followed by 'to' + base verb, while 'should' is not.
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