Should and shouldn't

Should is a modal verb. It is used to make recommendations or give advice. It can also be used to express obligation as well as expectation.

Утвердительные предложения с глаголом should
Сущ + should + действие

They should stay at home today. Им следует остаться дома сегодня.

Отрицательные предложения с глаголом should
Сущ + should + not + действие

You should not break your promise. Тебе не следует нарушать своих обещаний.

Сокращение: При отрицании мы можем сократить частицу not

should + not = shouldn’t

Во предложения с глаголом should
Should + сущ + действие?

Should I clean the room? Следует мне убраться в комнате?

При ответе мы можем использовать should/shouldn't:

Yes, you should. Да, следует.

No, you shouldn’t. Нет, не следует.

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Dear Mr.Harrison,
   James came back to school on Monday and my husband (ask) me to explain the situation to you. James has just recovered  from his grippe, but the doctor told me yesterday to keep him home for a few more days to be on the safe side. We hope he has not missed anything important since the term began.
   We would like to ask you to watch over him for a while and not to let him take part in games or gymnastics for a week until he is well again. James is so keen on games that he will try to play before he is fit enough unless someone keeps an eye on him.
   We have provided him with all the clothes on the list except the red athletics vests and the blue shorts. He has already grown out of last year's pair, but we only discovered this yesterday and the local shop did not have any in stock. I will send them by post as soon as I buy some. We were very happy that James took to boarding-school life so well last year and we trust he will continue to be happy this year. We both are very grateful to you for being so helpful last year and look forward to having another talk with you when we come to the parent-teacher meeting next month.
   Yours sincerely, K. Williams

1. Parents had no .idea .. where their child was.
a) Opinion b) idea c) version

2. I haven’t seen … Tom for three days.
a) Didn’t see b) haven’t seen c) hadn’t seen

3. My mother’s sister is my favorite  aunt ….
a) Niece b) aunt c) uncle 

4. How often does mike play … tennis?
a) is Mike playing b) does Mike play c) Mike plays 

5. Ted …dint go  to school yesterday.
a) Didn’t went b) didn’t go c) wasn’t go

6. What …did happen  to you last night?
a) Happened b) has happened c) did happen 

7. Mother …  cooked  dinner by the time they came home.
a) Cooked b) has cooked c) had cooked 

8. I was having a shower when Alice came …
a) Comes b) was coming c) came 

9. Be quiet! The baby …is sleeping  .
a) Sleeps b) is sleeping c) are sleeping

10. I will phone him after I come … back from work.
a) Will come b) comes c) come 

11. I …will see  my lawyer tonight.
a) am seeing b) will see c) will have seen 

12. He spoke English badly – worse … than I expected.
a) More badly b) badlier c) worse