Should and Shouldn't Skills

What is the correct way to form a question with 'should'?

• Verb in infinitive + should + subject

• Subject + verb in infinitive + should

• Should + subject + verb in infinitive

• Should + verb in infinitive + subject

What is the difference between 'should' and 'shouldn't'?

• 'Should' is for positive actions and 'shouldn't' for negative actions.

• 'Should' is used for the past and 'shouldn't' for the future.

• The difference is that 'should' is to prohibit actions and 'shouldn't' is to recommend them.

• The difference is that 'should' is for recommendations and 'shouldn't' is to advise against actions.

Complete the following sentence: 'You _______ eat too much sugar.'

• must

• can

• have to

• should not

What is the grammatical structure of 'should' in an affirmative sentence?

• subject + should + verb in infinitive without 'to'

• subject + should + verb in imperative

• subject + should + verb in simple past

• subject + should + verb in gerund

What is the correct way to formulate a question with 'shouldn't'?

• Shouldn't we go to the beach?

• Shouldn't we eat pizza for dinner?

• Shouldn't we go to the store?

• Shouldn't we study for the exam?

Complete the following sentence: 'We _______ be late for the meeting.'

• will

• will not

• should not

• cannot

What is the correct way to use 'should' in a negative sentence?

• I should go

• I should not go

• I should went

• I should going

What is the correct way to use 'shouldn't' in an affirmative sentence?

• You should to go the party

• You should go to the party

• You should not go to the party

• You shouldn't go to the party

What is the grammatical structure of 'should' in a negative sentence?

• ought not

• shall not

• should not / shouldn't

• must not

What is the correct way to use 'should' in an interrogative sentence?

• Shouldn't I go to the party?

• Should you go to the party?

• Should I go to the party?

• Should I not go to the party?