Use of Should
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We use the modal verb "should" to give advice and recommendations, using the base form of the main verb after "should". We form the negative by adding "not" after "should", and it is more common to use the contracted form with "shouldn't". Examples include "you should eat vegetables" or "we shouldn't drink soda".
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- 1. USE OF SHOULD We use the modal should to give advice and recommendations. We use the base form of the main verb after a modal. - you should eat a lot of vegetables. - She should go to the doctor.
- 2. We form the negative by adding not after the modal should. It is more common to use the contracted form. - We should not drink a lot of soda. - We shouldn’t drink a lot of soda.