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Originally Posted by pacerier
also, i found this sentence in a guide: ボブに電話して買いものに行かなければならない.
Does the sentence mean that "i will call Bob and i must go shopping", or that "i must call Bob and i must go shopping"?
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The latter.
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Regarding the てばかり conjugation, does it imply “disapproval”, in other words will ボブ勉強してばかり mean “Bob does nothing but study, and I’m not pleased with it”
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Exactly. But you need to finish the phrase ボブ勉強してばかり first so I can be sure you know how to use it.