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English Grammar Quiz on 'To Be' and 'Should'

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English Grammar Quiz on 'To Be' and 'Should'

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Which sentence correctly uses the verb 'to be' with 'should' for the subject 'he'?

He should is going to school.

He should are happy today.

He should be smart for his tests.

He should be at the party now. (correct)

Identify the sentence that uses 'shouldn't' correctly for the subject 'she'.

She shouldn't be going out tonight.

She shouldn't be late to the meeting. (correct)

She shouldn't are afraid of the dark.

She shouldn't is very tired today.

Which of the following sentences correctly combines 'to be' with 'it' and 'should'?

It should is bright outside.

It should be cold tonight. (correct)

It should are very exciting.

It should be rain tomorrow.

Select the sentence that incorrectly uses 'shouldn't' with 'it'.

<p>It shouldn't is too late now.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which option demonstrates the correct use of 'to be' with 'should' for all subjects?

<p>He should be ready, she should be on time, it should be fun.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Using 'to be' with 'should' and 'shouldn't'

"He should be" is the correct way to use the verb "to be" with "should" for the subject "he".
"She shouldn't be" is the correct way to use "shouldn't" for the subject "she".
"It should be" is the correct combination of "to be" with "it" and "should".
"It shouldn't be" is the correct use of "shouldn't" with "it".
"They should be" is the correct use of "to be" with "should" for all subjects, including "I", "you", "we", and "they".

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Test your knowledge of English grammar with this quiz focusing on the usage of the verb 'to be' in conjunction with 'should'. You'll identify correct and incorrect sentences for various subjects, helping to reinforce your understanding of these essential grammatical structures.