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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #44903: Should
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    Should


    Should

    -'Should' is an auxiliary verb that can be used for giving advice.

     

    e.g.- You should stop smoking.

         You shouldn't smoke.

     

     

    All persons have the same form:

     

      

       You         should

      He

       She                            + infinitive

       It

       We          shouldn't

      They    

     

       Match the beginnings and ends of the sentences.                            





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    1. You should stop smoking

    2. He shouldn't arrive late for work

    3. She should revise for her exam

    4. They shouldn't move to London

    5. You should apply for several jobs

    6. You should take your umbrella

    7. He should listen to her advice

    8. She shouldn't drink so much coffee

    9. You should start doing some exercise

    10. He shouldn't play his music so loud










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