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What's the function of should and shouldn't in todays' lesson?
We use these expressions to describe a mistake that we are judging
The sentence: " There should be more parking lots for drivers with disabilities" is in _____ tense
present tense
Describe the structure we have to use for expressing criticism in past
S + Should / shouldn't +have + participle
Which of these modals is NOT used for expressing criticism: 1.Should 2.Shouldn't 3.Could 4. Couldn't
We don't use "couldn't#" to express criticism
What's the difference if you use "SHOULD" instead of "COULD"?
If you use SHOULD you sound more judgmental than with COULD
Is this sentence right? "People SHOULD TO be more aware of others with disabilities on the street"
It's not correct, you NEVER use "TO" with should or could
Make one sentence about criticizing transportation in the city, your partner will say if it is correct or not
Did you use the right structure?
Make one sentence about criticising something in PAST, your partner will say if it is correct or not
Did you use the right structure? (should + have + participle)
