Explain the use of ‘should’ in a conditional sentence.
A. ‘Should’ in a conditional sentence indicates a hypothetical situation or suggestion.
B. ‘Should’ is used to give commands or orders.
C. ‘Should’ is used to express certainty in a statement.
D. ‘Should’ indicates a past event that did not happen.
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