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WHEN AND HOW TO USE THE VERB SHOULD?

Should is used to express obligations, recommendations or advice, giving an opinion of what is considered right. In English it could be translated as 'should'. It is used after any personal pronoun and followed by an infinitive verb using the following structure: Subject + should + infinitive verb.

How is should used?

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You should go to the doctor as soon as possible.

You should study for the exam.

ESTRUCTURE AND EXAMPLES OF THE VERB SHOULD

Here are some examples of sentences with should so you can learn some uses. Verb should in the affirmative Should uses the following structure in affirmative sentences: Subject + should + infinitive verb. Examples:

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John should have taken that job.

Jhonatan should be there by 10pm

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You shouldn't eat junk food.

He shouldn't have boarded that plane.

ESTRUCTURE AND EXAMPLES OF THE VERB SHOULDN'T

Should uses the following structure in negative sentences. The contracted form shouldn't is usually used: Subject + should + not + infinitive verb .Examples:

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You shouldn't forget to turn off the lights.

Paula shouldn’t have the answer on time.

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Should I lose weight?

Should we bring sweet food?

Should verb in interrogative

Should uses the following structure in negative sentences: Subject + should + infinitive verb. Examples:

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Should we buy the house?

Should we call a doctor?

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