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    This document discusses modal verbs such as should, shouldn't, must, and mustn't. It provides definitions and examples of how these words are used to give advice or recommendations, express obligations, and indicate prohibitions. Some key points covered include: - Modal verbs are used as auxiliary verbs to express ideas like ability, possibility, permission or obligation. - Should and shouldn't are used for advice and recommendations, while must and mustn't express obligations and prohibitions. - Examples are given to illustrate the different meanings and uses of each modal verb in sentences. - The structure of sentences using these modal verbs is explained, including affirmative, negative, and question forms. -

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    This document discusses modal verbs such as should, shouldn't, must, and mustn't. It provides definitions and examples of how these words are used to give advice or recommendations, express obligations, and indicate prohibitions. Some key points covered include: - Modal verbs are used as auxiliary verbs to express ideas like ability, possibility, permission or obligation. - Should and shouldn't are used for advice and recommendations, while must and mustn't express obligations and prohibitions. - Examples are given to illustrate the different meanings and uses of each modal verb in sentences. - The structure of sentences using these modal verbs is explained, including affirmative, negative, and question forms. -

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    This document discusses modal verbs such as should, shouldn't, must, and mustn't. It provides definitions and examples of how these words are used to give advice or recommendations, express obligations, and indicate prohibitions. Some key points covered include: - Modal verbs are used as auxiliary verbs to express ideas like ability, possibility, permission or obligation. - Should and shouldn't are used for advice and recommendations, while must and mustn't express obligations and prohibitions. - Examples are given to illustrate the different meanings and uses of each modal verb in sentences. - The structure of sentences using these modal verbs is explained, including affirmative, negative, and question forms. -

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    This document discusses modal verbs such as should, shouldn't, must, and mustn't. It provides definitions and examples of how these words are used to give advice or recommendations, express obligations, and indicate prohibitions. Some key points covered include: - Modal verbs are used as auxiliary verbs to express ideas like ability, possibility, permission or obligation. - Should and shouldn't are used for advice and recommendations, while must and mustn't express obligations and prohibitions. - Examples are given to illustrate the different meanings and uses of each modal verb in sentences. - The structure of sentences using these modal verbs is explained, including affirmative, negative, and question forms. -

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    Should, shouldn’t, must, mustn’t


    Grammar – Pulse 2 Page 96
    Modal Verbs
    • A modal is a type of auxiliary (helping) verb that is used to express ability, possibility,
    permission or obligation.

    Sentence Form
    Subject + Modal Verb + Main Verb + Object
    Should / Shouldn’t Infinitive
    form
    Must / mustn’t

    Comparison :
    We have to talk to her about the problem.
    We must talk to her about the problem.
    Advice, Recommendation, Obligation and Prohibition

    Advice /
    Recommendation Obligation Prohibition

    An opinion that someone offers


    The act of officially not allowing
    Definition you about what you should do Action that is required to take.
    something, or an order.
    or act in a situation.

    New York City has announced a


    I think you should resign from Each student must follow the
    Example smoking ban in certain recreational
    the company. school rules properly.
    area.
    Should, shouldn’t, must & mustn’t

    Advice or recommendations Obligation


    • They must stop their
    • You should tell someone about
    behaviour.
    the problem.
    • You must follow the school
    • You shouldn’t forward nasty
    rules.
    messages. Should Must • We must get permission
    • Mike should lose some weights.
    from our parents.

    Probability or expectation Prohibition


    • The coach should be Shouldn’t Mustn’t • You mustn’t deal with the
    coming soon. problem alone.
    • Liew should be at home at • We mustn’t eat too much
    this time. sugar.
    • They shouldn’t reach Japan • You mustn’t waste food.
    by noon.
    Sentence Structure
    Should / shouldn’t Must / mustn’t

    Affirmative  We should help the poor  Allen must abide by the rules.

     We mustn’t bring our own food into the


    Negative  She shouldn’t listen to him
    cinema.

     Must I tell my friends?


     Should you reply?
    Question  Mustn’t we drink three litres of water
     Shouldn’t I buy a new phone?
    everyday?

    Answer  Yes, you should / No, you shouldn’t  Yes, you must / No, you mustn’t
    shouldn’t
    shouldn’t
    should
    should

    Exercise 2
    Exercise 3 :

    Should we order a pizza?


    Should they tell someone about the problem?
    Should Vicky go to the cinema with Matt?
    Should you paint your bedroom black?
    LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT
    AMET,
    CU USU AGAM INTEGRE
    IMPEDIT.
    Exercise 4

    Answer :
    2 You must knock before you
    open the door!
    3 You must take off your shoes!
    4 You mustn’t make the bed!
    5 You mustn’t move anything!
    Exercise 5 :

    A piece of advice
    Obligation
    HOMEWORK
    Pulse 2 Page 96

    Grammar Book
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