USE OF SHOULD-SHOULDN´T.pdf
- 2. TODAY´S GOAL: THE STUDENT WILL BE ABLE: ➢ TO PRODUCE NEW STATEMENTS USING “SHOULD” SHOULDNT” ➢ TO CONJUGATE INTO THREE FORMS ➢ AFFIRMATIVE ➢ INTERROGATIVE ➢ NEGATIVE FORM
- 3. ➢SHOULD: IS A AUXILIARY VERB,A MODAL AUXILIAR VERB ➢YOU CAN USE IT FOR: ✓ GIVE AN ADVICE OR RECOMMENDATIONS. ✓ TALK ABOUT OBLIGATIONS. ✓ TALK ABOUT PROBABILITY AND EXPECTACION.
- 5. SHOULD + VERB (BASE FORM OF INFINITIVE) With modals verbs, there is only one form of it for every subject pronoun: I should You should he should She should it should We should you should they should Examples sentences with Should: ➢ I should eat more vegetables ➢ You should take an umbrella. ➢ He should go to the doctor. ➢ She should apply for the job. ➢ It should be fine. ➢ We should study more. ➢ They should wait until tomorrow. NOTE: One other thing, we do not pronounce the L in the word SHOULD.
- 6. 1. TO GIVE ADVICE, A RECOMMENDATION OR A SUGGESTION: This is to say that it is the right thing to do or the correct thing. ➢ You should see the new Star Wars movie. It’s great! ➢ He should go to the dentist if his tooth still hurts. ➢ The test is next week, We should study for it now. ➢ You should try that new restaurant on Main Street. 2.- TO EXPRESS THAT A SITUATION IS LIKELY IN THE PRESENT OR IN THE FUTURE. THIS IS A TYPE OF EXPECTATION OR PREDICTION: ➢ Mary should be at home now. Give her a call. ➢ He should have the letter now. I sent it last week. ➢ Our team should win the game on Saturday. (Because we have been training all month so it is our expectation, or prediction that we will win) ➢ It should be sunny tomorrow.
- 7. . Expresses an obligation that is not as strong as Must. Sometimes Should is used instead of Must to make rules, orders or instructions sound more polite. This may appear more frequently on formal notices or on information sheets. ➢ Applications should be sent before the 30th. ➢ He should drive more carefully.Everyone should wear a seatbelt in a car. ➢ You should pay more attention in class. All of the above example sentences can have must instead of should making the obligation stronger and less polite .For example: Applications must be sent before the 30th.
- 8. THE NEGATIVE OF SHOULD IS SHOULDN’T OR SHOULD NOT. We almost always use the contraction shouldn’t in spoken English. We use shouldn’t to advise not to do something, usually because it is bad or the wrong thing to do. EXAMPLES: ➢ You shouldn’t eat that dessert if you are sick. This is my recommendation not to do something, not to eat that dessert. ➢ She shouldn’t buy that dress, it’s too big for her. ➢ You look tired. You shouldn’t work so much. ➢ He shouldn’t talk to his boss like that.Notice how all of these sentences are about a recommendation or advice NOT to do something.
- 9. SHOULD IN QUESTIONS We use should in questions when we want advice, a recommendation, or a suggestion. Let’s look at this affirmative sentence: I should go now.How can we change this to a question? We change the order of the modal verb should with the subject.So the question becomes: Should I go now?A couple more examples…Should I wear the green shirt? (I am asking for your advice or recommendation)We can also have the words like What, When, Why, etc. before the modal verb. What should we do now? (What do you suggest?)