🤓 Grammar Bits: Would and Should
The verb would is another helping or auxiliary verb. Generally, we use would as the past tense of will.
Examples:
I knew you would enjoy Disneyland.
Laura would love eating this curry.
My family and I said we would meet on the train station at exactly 1 PM.
Should is a helping or auxiliary verb, too. Use should to talk about necessary actions or things that people ought to do.
Examples:
We should take off our shoes when entering a Japanese house.
I think he should study more so he can pass the university entrance exam.
Fill in the blanks with would or should.
1. Every student ________ have a good dictionary.
2. ________ you like some coffee?
3. Yes, I ________ love a cup of coffee.
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Examples:
I knew you would enjoy Disneyland.
Laura would love eating this curry.
My family and I said we would meet on the train station at exactly 1 PM.
Should is a helping or auxiliary verb, too. Use should to talk about necessary actions or things that people ought to do.
Examples:
We should take off our shoes when entering a Japanese house.
I think he should study more so he can pass the university entrance exam.
Fill in the blanks with would or should.
1. Every student ________ have a good dictionary.
2. ________ you like some coffee?
3. Yes, I ________ love a cup of coffee.
Want to improve your English understanding? Try one of our trial lessons!
We are closed on Sundays and Mondays, so please leave a message on our answering machine or contact us here! We will get back to you on March 17th (Tuesday)♪彡
Amity Kurashiki Sasaoki School ☎️ 086-430-4666




