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15.Because of the heavy rain,the children ought get up earlier than usual.ought后加to.

分析 因为下大雨,孩子们应该比平时起得更早.

解答 答案:ought后加to
分析句意可知,此处考查的是情态动词ought to"应该,应当"的用法;由于此处用在肯定句中,所以不能省略to,故在ought后加to.

点评 做本题时,需要掌握情态动词ought to的意义及用法;另外还应注意:在美国英语中,当ought to用于否定句和疑问句时可将to省略,但在肯定句中不能省略to.

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