Topics: Modal Verbs in Conditionals
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.
Select your answer:
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Pronoun › ViewThe size of the dinosaurs really shocked me / I / we and the students.
A. me
B. I
C. we
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Before he went into the surf, Ben set down the surfboard that he had
repaired last week and waxed it on the sand.
Which happened first?
A. Ben went into the surf.
B. Ben set down the surfboard.
C. Ben repaired the surfboard.
D. Ben waxed the surfboard.