Understanding the Modal Verb 'Should'

What is the primary use of the modal verb 'should'?

• To describe a habitual action

• To indicate a future event

• To give advice or make suggestions

• To express a past action

Which of the following is true about the modal verb 'should'?

• It has only one form

• It is used to express certainty

• It always follows the main verb

• It changes form based on the subject

What is the negative form of 'should'?

• Shouldn't

• Shouldn't have

• Shouldn't be

• Should not

How do you structure a question using 'should'?

• Should + subject + main verb

• Subject + should + main verb

• Should + main verb + subject

• Main verb + should + subject

Which of the following is a correct short answer to a 'should' question?

• Yes, I should go.

• No, I shouldn't.

• No, I should not to.

• Yes, I should to.