Should / Shouldn't

You should means:

• you have to do it

• it’s a good idea

He feels tired all the time.

He ----------------- to the doctor.

• should go

• shouldn’t go

You ------------------- a lot of books. We’re only going for three days.

• should bring

• shouldn't bring

You ---------------- all night. Stop and get some sleep.

• should drive

• shouldn't drive

It’s going to be cold so you ---------------- some warm clothes.

• should take

• shouldn't take

The children ---------------- into the house – it’s getting dark.

• should come

• shouldn't come

We ------------------- for the meal. The food was horrible.

• should pay

• shouldn't pay

I --------------- sorry to him. I broke his cup.

• should say

• shouldn't say

You shouldn't means:

• it’s a bad idea

• you don’t need to do it, but you can do it if you want

We use should to give ---------------

• information

• advice