Should/shouldn't, may/may not, might/might not

Fill in the blanks below to complete the sentences. Use SHOULD/SHOULDN'T.

1. It’s almost eight o’clock. You        go to work now.

2. A:        Alex cook dinner? B: Yes, he        .

3. My friend        try to quit smoking.

4. We should stay at home. We           go out.

5. A:        they watch TV all day? B: No, they           .

6. Stewart looks very sick. He        see a doctor.

7. You           drive a car without wearing your seatbelt.

8. What        we eat for dinner tonight?

9. There’s a fire in the kitchen! What        we do?

10. Please be quiet! You           make so much noise in the library!

Put the words into the correct order

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Fill with "may" and "might" into the correct boxes

You     come with us if you finish your homework on time.

I       go to the cinema with them, but I don't know what time they're going.

I       enroll my daughter in a boarding school.

I       ask information at the secretary's office.

You     write down your suggestions now.

    I speak?

Read the sentences. Write SHOULD or SHOULDN'T

It is raining you        take an umbrella.

Tom           eat so many lollipops. It's bad for his teeth.

They have a test tomorrow. They           go to the cinema. They        study.

I        drink hot tea if I have a sore throat.

Children        eat lots of vegetables but they           eat lots of sweets.

You be joking! That can’t be true.

I speak English well.

“When he was young he run for a mile very fast”