Should/shouldn’t,

Must/mustn’t
 Should
We use should give advice and make recommendations.
Example:
You should eat more fresh fruit.
You shouldn’t drive so fast

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 Must
Must is stronger than should. We use must to give orders and talk about
rules.
Example: I must work hard on my Science (expresses an obligation that
you place on yourself)
You mustn’t tell this anyone.
Example : Pupils must not run in the corridors. ( here, “must” expresses a
school rule)

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 Complete with Should, shouldn’t, must, or mustn’t
1. They _________________
Shouldn’t tempt me with such dishes. (not/tempt)
2. I _____________
Should say as soon as you can (say)
3. You __________
Mustn’t cross the roads without looking. It’s dangerous.
4. The exams are next week. I __________
must work harder.

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