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SHOULD VS SHALL

Should

• We use should to GIVE advices.

• SOMETIMES, you can see people using SHOULD in questions, but it's it' recomended.

• Negative form->SHOULDN'T

EXAMPLES

• You should go see the doctor.

• I should study for my test.

• He should pay more attantions to the teacher.

• We should't miss our classes.

• It shouldn't be running in the house.

Shall

• It's used to ASK for advices.

• It's not correct to use it while you are givig an advice!

• There is a negative form of shall(Shan't), but it's not used, usually.

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EXAMPLES

• Shall i stay?

• Shall i go to the doctor?

• Shall we study?

• Shall she sell her shoes?

Multiple Choice

Complete with the correct word.

_____ i stay?

• Shall

• Should

• Shan't

• Shouldn't

Multiple Choice

Complete with the correct word.

You______ talk more.

• Shall

• Should

• Shan't

• Shouldn't

Multiple Choice

Complete with the correct word.

You______ talk to rude people.

• Shall

• Should

• Shan't

• Shouldn't

Multiple Choice

Complete with the correct word.

I shall go, _____i?

• Shall

• Should

• Shan't

• Shouldn't

Multiple Choice

You_____________ plant vegetables.

• Should

• Shouldn't

Multiple Choice

I'm sleepy.

• You should drink a coffee.
• You should study more.

Multiple Choice

I feel sick.

• You shouldn't go to the school today.

• You should study more.

Multiple Choice

I'm getting fat.

• You should exercise every day.
• You should buy a new one.

Multiple Choice

I'm very tired.

• You should sleep a little.
• You should open the window.

Multiple Choice

I'm going to travel to the USA.

• You should learn English.

• You should take an aspirine.

Multiple Choice

I am hot.

• Shall I get you an apple?

• Shall I get you a chair?

• Shall I open the window?

Multiple Choice

I am hungry.

• Shall I make you breakfast?

• Shall I get you a chair?

• Shall I open the window?

Multiple Choice

I am cold.

• Shall I get you a blanket?

• Shall I get you a chair?

• Shall I make you dinner?

Multiple Choice

I am thirsty.

• Shall I get you a blanket?

• Shall I get you a drink?

• Shall I open the window?

Multiple Choice

We ________take our swimsuits. We can go swimming pool.

• should

• can

Multiple Choice

_________you study before a test?

• Shouldn't

• Should

• Can

Multiple Choice

_________people wear shoes in as swimming pool?

• Should

• Can

• Shouldn't

Multiple Choice

You _________________ stop.

• don't have to

• must not

• have to

• can't

Multitasking

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Analytical

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Creative

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Critical thinking

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Problem solving

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Leader

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Communicative

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Flexible

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Motivational

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Administer

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Adverbs of manner

• Carful-Carfully

• Graceful-Gracefully

• Passion-Passionetly

• Beautiful-Beautifully

• Wonderful-Wonderfully

Exceptions

• Late-Late

• Fast-Fast

• Far-Far

• Wrong-Wrong

• Good- Well

Multiple Choice

She laughs ___ at my jokes.

• happily

• well

• angrily

• slowly

Multiple Choice

She knows the road ____________ .

• good

• well

• goodly

• fine

Multiple Choice

Sometimes our teacher arrives ____________ for class.

• lately

• late

• latelly

• latly

Multiple Choice

He plays the guitar ____________ .

• terrible

• terribly

• terribely

• terriblely

Multiple Choice

He drives too ____________ .

• fast

• fastly

• well

• good

Multiple Choice

She speaks very...

• quiet

• quiettly

• quiett

• quietly

Multiple Choice

Turn the stereo down. It's too...

• loudly

• louds

• loud

• loudsy

Multiple Choice

Jim painted the kitchen very...

• bad

• worse

• badly

• worsly

Multiple Choice

She planned their trip to Greece very...

• carefully

• careful

• carefuly

• carefull

Multiple Choice

The Adverb of Manner for LATE is ...

• LATE

• LATELY

• LATLY

• LATELLY

Multiple Choice

Olga anwered me ...

• angryly

• angry

• angrily

• angrilly

Multiple Choice

Which one is not an adverb?

• hard

• friendly

• fast

• well

Multiple Choice

The opposite of slowly is ...

• fastly

• quick

• rapid

• fast

Multiple Choice

Tom works really ...

• hard

• hot

• good

• bad

Multiple Choice

Mary dances ...

• fantastic

• friendly

• good

• beautifully