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Grammar Exercise: Should or Shouldn't
Pre-Intermediate
For each sentence, write either
should
or
shouldn't
in the box.
You
leave your shoes here or people will trip over them.
You
turn the TV down. Your aunt is trying to work in the kitchen.
If your foot is still causing you problems, you
call my friend Jane. She's a chiropodist.
Why did you say that? You
think before opening your mouth!
You
take so much cash abroad with you. You take the risk of losing it and having to go without.
Your mother is furious with you. You
clean up your room more often.
Have you seen the state of the neighbor's front garden? They
let it get so messy.
Don't let Misty up on the sofa like that! You
tell him to keep off the furniture.
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