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Should Should Shouldn't Shouldn't: Cut - Pay - Touch - Drive - Listen - Put-Watch

This document discusses the use of should and shouldn't to give advice or state opinions. It provides examples of using should to suggest what someone must do, such as "You should always eat healthy food." Examples are also given for shouldn't to say what is not right or best to do, like "You shouldn't watch TV so much." The document then has several exercises filling in blanks with should and shouldn't in the context of giving advice.

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Should Should Shouldn't Shouldn't: Cut - Pay - Touch - Drive - Listen - Put-Watch

This document discusses the use of should and shouldn't to give advice or state opinions. It provides examples of using should to suggest what someone must do, such as "You should always eat healthy food." Examples are also given for shouldn't to say what is not right or best to do, like "You shouldn't watch TV so much." The document then has several exercises filling in blanks with should and shouldn't in the context of giving advice.

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Name: ………………………………………

Date: …………………………………………

We use should to ask for or give someone advice. Shouldn’t is the negative form of should.
With should we express our opinion, i.e. we tell We use shouldn’t to say what isn’t the right
someone what we think he must do. or best thing to do.
Examples: Examples:
Should I buy a new dress for the party? You shouldn’t watch TV so much.

You should always eat healthy food. You shouldn’t eat food with so much fat.

A. Fill in the blanks with should + one of the following verbs: eat – raise - put - wear - ride

She …SHOULD In sunny weather, You …SHOULD She …SHOULD A student…should


RIDE… her bicycle one …SHOULD EAT… healthy USE… heavy eat… his hand
very carefully. PUT… sunglasses. food only. clothes in cold when he wants to
weather. answer.

B. Fill the blanks with should or shouldn’t. C. Complete the sentences. Use should /
1. You ..SHOULD… do your homework shouldn’t + one of these verbs:
every day. cut - pay – touch – drive – listen – put- watch
2. People …SHOULDN’T… waste their 1. You ………………………………… to your parents.
time. 2. You ……………………………………… hot surfaces
3. Children …SHOULDN’T… play with with your bare hand.
matches. 3. Students ………………………………… attention
4. You …SHOULD… brush your teeth in class.
twice a day. 4. People ……………………………… sunscreen when
5. This is a good movie. You SHOULD… they are at the beach.
watch it. 5. You ………………………………… your car so fast.
6. You …… always tell the truth. 6. We ……………………………………… trees without
7. People ……………………… light fires in planting new ones.
woods. 7. When playing tennis, you …………………………
8. If you did something wrong to anyone, the ball.
you ……………………… apologize to him

D. Read the following situations, then write a suitable advice using should.
1. Bill has cavities in his teeth.  ………………………………………… to the dentist.
2. Sally works too hard.  ………………………………………… some rest.
3. Your shirt is too tight.  ………………………………………… it.
4. Sam is a heavy smoker.  ………………………………………… smoking.
5. Jane is a bad swimmer.  ………………………………………… swimming more.
6. This milk smells bad.  ………………………………………… it away.

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