Please refer to the definition file.

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'Should' is a modal verb. We use the word “should” for giving advice. The
structure is: should + verb.
e.g. You should eat healthy foods.
You should sleep early.

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1. You should do your work perfectly.
2. We should go to the railway station.
3. She should arrive at the airport early.
4. He should use the other aircraft when flying to Tokyo.
5. The airline company should buy new planes.
6. She should use her bike when going to her office to save money.

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7. Your baby should wear a jacket in winter.
8. You should study hard to get a perfect score on your exam.
9. Your husband should look for a permanent job.
10. You should not wear boots when it is hot.
11. He should hang up his shirts.
12. You should turn your room into a library.

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1. airline
2. aircraft
3. airport
4. railway
5. turn into
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7. perfectly
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1. She should be early for her flight.
2. He should be early for his flight.
3. We should be early for our flight.
4. They should be early for their flight.
5. You should be early for your flight.
6. You should be early for your meeting.
7. You should be early for your class.
8. You should be early for your training.
9. You should be early for your practice.

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1. He should hang up his shirts.
2. She should hang up her shirts.
3. We should hang up our shirts.
4. You should hang up your shirts.
5. They should hang up their shirts.
6. They should hang up their jackets.
7. They should hang up their uniforms.

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1. We should go to the railway station.
2. We should go to the railway station at three o’clock.
3. We should go to the railway station at three o’clock this afternoon.
4. We should go immediately to the railway station at three o’clock thisafternoon.
5. We should not go immediately to the railway station at three o’clock thisafternoon.

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1. Your husband should look for a permanent job. Repeat.
2. Your husband should look for a permanent job. Change: her.
3. Her husband should look for a permanent job. Change: my.
4. My husband should look for a permanent job. Change: wife.
5. My wife should look for a permanent job. Change: brother.
6. My brother should look for a permanent job. Change: sister.
7. My sister should look for a permanent job. Change: friend.
8. My friend should look for a permanent job. Change: nice.

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1. She should be early for her flight. Repeat.
2. She should be early for her flight. Transform: who.
3. She should be early for her flight. Transform: what.
4. She should be early for her flight. Transform: not.
5. You should not wear boots when it is hot. Repeat.
6. You should not wear boots when it is hot. Transform: who.
7. You should not wear boots when it is hot. Transform: when.
8. Your husband should look for a permanent job. Repeat.
9. Your husband should look for a permanent job. Transform: who.
10. Your husband should look for a permanent job. Transform: what.
11. Your husband should look for a permanent job. Transform: not.

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1. She should use her bike when going to her office to save money. Repeat.
2. She should use her bike when going to her office to save money. Change: he.
3. He should use his bike when going to his office to save money. Change: car.
4. He should use his car when going to his office to save money. Change: class.
5. He should use his car when going to his class to save money. Add: new.
6. He should use his new car when going to his class to save money. Transform:who.
7. He should use his new car when going to his class to save money. Transform:
not.

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1. I don’t have money. Give me some advice, please.
2. I lost my book. Give me some advice, please.
3. She is hungry. Give her some advice, please.
4. She has low scores in mathematics. Give her some advice, please.
5. I feel cold. Give me some advice, please.
6. She is bored. Give her some advice, please.
7. He is tired. Give him some advice, please.

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We use ‘could’ to show that something is possible in the present or future but
not certain.
For example:
She could join us for dinner.

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1. She could have been serious when she said she was getting married.
2. Winter could be very cold.
3. She could have been very proud when her daughter won the competition.
4. He could honestly tell the truth behind his success in business.
5. They could be related to one another.
6. The accident could have been caused by human error.
7. She could be really curious about his death.
8. He could be dead after jumping from a thirty-foot building.
9. You could be very unfair if you do not join the practice.
10. She could be straightforward or she could be difficult.
11. Surprisingly, he could join another team for the next conference.

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1. proud
2. unfair
3. error
4. curious
5. straightforward
6. honestly
7. related
8. cross283

1. She could be straightforward.
2. He could be straightforward.
3. They could be straightforward.
4. We could be straightforward.
5. You could be straightforward.
6. You could be honest.
7. You could be happy.
8. You could be angry.

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1. Winter could be very cold. Repeat.
2. Winter could be very cold. Change: warm, spring.
3. Spring could be very warm. Change: hot, summer.
4. Summer could be very hot. Change: cool, fall.
5. Fall could be very cool. Change: rainy, July.
6. July could be very rainy. Change: wet, September.
7. September could be very wet. Change: lively, Christmas.

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1. The practice could be very unfair if you do not join. Repeat.
2. The practice could be very unfair if you do not join. Change: she.
3. The practice could be very unfair if she does not join. Change: he.
4. The practice could be very unfair if he does not join. Change: we.
5. The practice could be very unfair if we do not join. Change: training.
6. The training could be very unfair if we do not join. Change: boring.
7. The training could be very boring if we do not join. Change: they.
8. The training could be very boring if they do not join. Change: exciting.
9. The training could be very exciting if they do not join. Change: conference.

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1. getting married
2. She was getting married.
3. She said she was getting married.
4. when she said she was getting married
5. be serious when she said she was getting married
6. She could have been serious when she said she was getting married.

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1. He could honestly tell the truth behind his success in business. Repeat.
2. He could honestly tell the truth behind his success in business. Change: she.
3. She could honestly tell the truth behind her success in business. Change: life.
4. She could honestly tell the truth behind her success in life. Change:happiness.
5. She could honestly tell the truth behind her happiness in life. Change: you.
6. You could honestly tell the truth behind your happiness in life. Change: they.
7. They could honestly tell the truth behind their happiness in life. Change: we.

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1. She could have been very proud when her daughter won the competition.
Repeat.
2. She could have been very proud when her daughter won the competition.
Change: played, game.
3. She could have been very proud when her daughter played the game.
Change: he, his.
4. He could have been very proud when his daughter played the game. Change:sang, song.
5. He could have been very proud when his daughter sang the song. Change:they, happy.
6. They could have been very happy when their daughter sang the song.
Change: you, excited.
7. You could have been very excited when your daughter sang the song.
Change: received, prize.

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1. Could you go to school today?
2. What could happen if there is no water in the world?
3. What could happen if you do not study before a test?
4. Could it be very cold in winter?
5. Could you be sick if you do not eat?
6. Could you be proud if you won a competition?
7. Could you be straightforward sometimes?

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1. What could happen | if there is no water in the world? ⤵
2. Could you be proud, | if you won a competition? ⤴
3. She could have been serious | when she said she was getting married.
4. She could have been very proud | when her daughter won the competition.
5. Could it be very cold in winter? ⤴
6. What could happen | if you do not study before a test? ⤵
7. The accident could have been caused by human error. ⤵

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We use ‘could’ to ask for permission to do something in a polite manner.
For example: Could I open the window?
Could I go to the wedding?

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1. Could I ask you some questions?
2. Could I use your credit card?
3. Could I speak to the manager?
4. Could she print these papers in your office?
5. Could I quit as a manager?
6. Could he leave now?
7. Could I choose my dress for the wedding?
8. Could we prepare the table for the conference today?
9. Could we get the pay today?
10. Could the students join the training?

2951. Could I use your credit card?
2. Could she use your credit card?
3. Could he use your credit card?
4. Could Bob use your credit card?
5. Could they use your credit card?
6. Could they use my credit card?
7. Could you use my credit card?

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1. Could we prepare the table for the conference today? Repeat.
2. Could we prepare the table for the conference today? Change: I.
3. Could I prepare the table for the conference today? Change: this afternoon.
4. Could I prepare the table for the conference this afternoon? Change: meeting.
5. Could I prepare the table for the meeting this afternoon? Change: set.
6. Could I set the table for the meeting this afternoon? Change: they.
7. Could they set the table for the meeting this afternoon? Change: chairs.

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1. tomorrow
2. the wedding tomorrow
3. for the wedding tomorrow
4. dress for the wedding tomorrow
5. My dress for the wedding tomorrow.
6. Choose my dress for the wedding tomorrow.
7. I choose my dress for the wedding tomorrow.
8. Could I choose my dress for the wedding tomorrow?

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1. Could she print these documents in your office? Repeat.
2. Could she print these documents in your office? Change: he.
3. Could he print these documents in your office? Add: today.
4. Could he print these documents in your office today? Add: important.
5. Could he print these important documents in your office today? Change: you.
6. Could you print these important documents in your office today? Change:they.
7. Could they print these important documents in your office today? Transform:not.

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1. Could I speak to the manager? Repeat.
2. Could I speak to the manager? Change: she, professor.
3. Could she speak to the professor? Change: he, doctor.
4. Could he speak to the doctor? Change: we, teacher.
5. Could we speak to the teacher? Change: they, players.
6. Could they speak to the players? Change: you, students.
7. Could you speak to the students? Change: talk, officer.

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1. Could the students join the training?
2. Could the professors join the training?
3. Could the players join the training?
4. Could the teachers join the training?
5. Could the parents join the training?
6. Could the farmers join the training?
7. Could the farmers join the meeting?
8. Could the farmers join the conference?
9. Could the farmers turn up at the conference?

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1. Could I ask you some questions?
2. Could I use your credit card?
3. Could I speak to the manager?
4. Could she print these papers in your office?
5. Could I quit as a manager?
6. Could he leave now?
7. Could I choose my dress for the wedding?
8. Could we prepare the table for the conference today?
9. Could we get the pay today?
10. Could the students join the training?

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1. airline
2. aircraft
3. airport
4. railway
5. turn into
6. perfect
7. perfectly
8. permanent306

1. He should hang up his shirts.
2. She should hang up her shirts.
3. We should hang up our shirts.
4. You should hang up your shirts.
5. They should hang up their shirts.
6. They should hang up their jackets.
7. They should hang up their uniforms.

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1. Winter could be very cold. Repeat.
2. Winter could be very cold. Change: warm, spring.
3. Spring could be very warm. Change: hot, summer.
4. Summer could be very hot. Change: cool, fall.
5. Fall could be very cool. Change: rainy, July.
6. July could be very rainy. Change: wet, September.
7. September could be very wet. Change: lively, Christmas.

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1. tomorrow
2. the wedding tomorrow
3. for the wedding tomorrow
4. dress for the wedding tomorrow
5. My dress for the wedding tomorrow.
6. Choose my dress for the wedding tomorrow.
7. I choose my dress for the wedding tomorrow.
8. Could I choose my dress for the wedding tomorrow?

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1. We should go to the railway station.
2. We should go to the railway station at 3 o’clock.
3. We should go to the railway station at 3 o’clock this afternoon.
4. We should immediately go to the railway station at 3 o’clock this afternoon.
5. We should not immediately go to the railway station at 3 o’clock thisafternoon.

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1. Could we prepare the table for the conference today? Repeat.
2. Could we prepare the table for the conference today? Change: I.
3. Could I prepare the table for the conference today? Change: this afternoon.
4. Could I prepare the table for the conference this afternoon? Change: meeting.
5. Could I prepare the table for the meeting this afternoon? Change: set.
6. Could I set the table for the meeting this afternoon? Change: they.
7. Could they set the table for the meeting this afternoon? Change: chairs.

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1. She could be straightforward.
2. He could be straightforward.
3. They could be straightforward.
4. We could be straightforward.
5. You could be straightforward.
6. You could be honest.
7. You could be happy.
8. You could be angry.

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1. Could I speak to the manager? Repeat.
2. Could I speak to the manager? Change: she, professor.
3. Could she speak to the professor? Change: he, doctor.
4. Could he speak to the doctor? Change: we, teacher.
5. Could we speak to the teacher? Change: they, players.
6. Could they speak to the players? Change: you, students.
7. Could you speak to the students? Change: talk, officer.

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1. proud
2. unfair
3. error
4. curious
5. straightforward
6. honestly
7. related
8. cross314

1. He could honestly tell the truth behind his success in business. Repeat.
2. He could honestly tell the truth behind his success in business. Change: she.
3. She could honestly tell the truth behind her success in business. Change: life.
4. She could honestly tell the truth behind her success in life. Change:happiness.
5. She could honestly tell the truth behind her happiness in life. Change: you.
6. You could honestly tell the truth behind your happiness in life. Change: they.
7. They could honestly tell the truth behind their happiness in life. Change: we.

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1. She should use her bike in going to her office to save money.
2. Surprisingly, he could join another team for the next conference.
3. He could honestly tell the truth behind his success in business.
4. You should study hard to get a perfect score on your exam.
5. He should use the other aircraft in flying to Tokyo.
6. She could be straightforward or she could be difficult.
7. Your husband should look for a permanent job.

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