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English/would/could/should

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

We use it to express something that is probable/To ask questions/To show obligation, give recommendation or even an opinion

a)

Could

b)

Should

c)

Would

2.

To ask ‘who’, ‘what’, ‘where’, ‘when’, ‘why’ or ‘how’ (not always, but often)/ To make a polite request/ In hypothetical situations/ To ask questions

a)

Could

b)

Should

c)

Would

3.

To suggest a possibility/o make a polite request.

a)

Could

b)

Should

c)

Would

4.

“John (a)   be here by 2:00 PM.” (could,should,would)

5.

“He (a)   be bringing Jennifer with him. (could,should,would)

6.

“ (a)   we turn left at this street?” (could,should,would)

7.

“ (a)   n’t you be getting ready for work?” (could,should,would)

8.

“How (a)   you do that?” (Should, Would, Could)

9.

“When (a)   we have time to do that?” (Should, Would, Could)

10.

“He (a)   go to the pharmacy first thing in the morning.” (Should, Would, Could)

11.

“You (a)   go for walks more often.” (Should, Would, Could)

12.

“ (a)   you like any tea?” (Should, Would, Could)

13.

“If I had a lot of money I (a)   like to own a farm one day.” (Should, Would, Could)

14.

“ (a)   you like to join us tonight? (Should, Would, Could)

15.

“ (a)   ‘A’ be the answer? It’s definitely not ‘B’ or ‘D.’”(could, would, should)

16.

“ (a)   you please pass that paper?” (could, would, should)

17.

“ (a)   you like to join us tonight? (Should, Would, Could)