Must / Mustn’t / Should / Shouldn’t
English Grade 7 (Super Goal 1) · Unit 14: Let’s Celebrate · Lesson 3 · Term 2
Also known as: Must mustn't should shouldn't
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- You ____ stop at a red light. (rule)
Answer: must - You ____ use your phone in the exam. (not allowed)
Answer: mustn't - You look tired. You ____ go to bed early. (advice)
Answer: should - You ____ eat too much candy. (bad advice)
Answer: shouldn't - "Must" shows:
Answer: a strong rule or necessity - "Should" shows:
Answer: advice - Choose the correct sentence: (You should visiting. / You should visit your grandparents. / You should to visit your grandparents.)
Answer: You should visit your grandparents. - Choose the correct sentence: (Students must wear the uniform. / Students musts wear the uniform. / Students must to wear the uniform.)
Answer: Students must wear the uniform. - Look at the sign: NO PHONES. You ____ use your phone in the library.
Answer: mustn't - We ____ be late for school.
Answer: mustn't - I need ____ buy a gift.
Answer: to - She wants ____ invite her friends.
Answer: to
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Questions about this lesson
What is the difference between must and should?
must is for duty or law: You must stop at a red light. should is for advice: You should drink water.
What is the difference between mustn't and shouldn't?
mustn't shows prohibition: You mustn't use your phone in the exam. shouldn't is advice not to do something: You shouldn't eat too much.
Which verb comes after must and should?
The base verb without to: You must go.
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