Understanding the Use of 'Should'

The video tutorial explains the various uses of the modal auxiliary verb 'should'. It covers how 'should' is used to give advice, express opinions, indicate probability or expectation, and describe duties or obligations. Additionally, it discusses the use of 'should have' to talk about past actions and regrets. The lesson includes examples to clarify each use case, ensuring that viewers understand the correct application of 'should' in different contexts.

What is the primary function of 'should' as introduced in the lesson?

• To express a command

• To describe a future event

• To indicate a past action

• To serve as a modal auxiliary verb

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'should' to give advice?

• You should go to the doctor.

• You should going to the doctor.

• You should went to the doctor.

• You should to go to the doctor.

When using 'should' to give advice, what form should the verb take?

• Gerund form

• Past tense

• Present form

• Future tense

Which sentence correctly uses 'should' to ask for an opinion?

• Do you think I should wearing a hat?

• Do you think I should wore a hat?

• Do you think I should to wear a hat?

• Do you think I should wear a hat?

What is the correct form of the verb after 'should'?

• Gerund

• Present form

• Past participle

• Future tense

Which of the following sentences uses 'should' to give a suggestion?

• You should to go to the doctor.

• You should going to the doctor.

• You should go to the doctor.

• You should have gone to the doctor.

What is the correct way to express probability using 'should'?

• He should to reach here soon.

• He should be reach here soon.

• He should reaching here soon.

• He should reach here soon.

In the context of probability, which sentence is correct?

• It shouldn't to cost more than $10.

• It shouldn't costed more than $10.

• It shouldn't cost more than $10.

• It shouldn't costing more than $10.

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'should'?

• He should be here soon.

• He should have reached here soon.

• He should have be here soon.

• He should reach here soon.

What does 'should' express when used in the context of probability?

• A future plan

• A high chance of something happening

• A past action

• A definite outcome