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Verbs Exercise: Should Would Need

This document provides examples to practice using different verb tenses and structures in English sentences. It contains 12 sentences with blanks to fill in using the correct verb form. The answers are then provided. Key points covered include using should for suggestions, shall for questions after let's, gerunds after don't mind, infinitives after like and would rather, past tenses after would you mind, and past simple for completed actions.

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Verbs Exercise: Should Would Need

This document provides examples to practice using different verb tenses and structures in English sentences. It contains 12 sentences with blanks to fill in using the correct verb form. The answers are then provided. Key points covered include using should for suggestions, shall for questions after let's, gerunds after don't mind, infinitives after like and would rather, past tenses after would you mind, and past simple for completed actions.

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Verbs Exercise

Complete the following sentences.

1. I think you .................................. consult a doctor.


should
would
need
The expression I think you should is used to make polite suggestions.

2. Let's buy some flowers for her, .....................................?


should we
will we
shall we
Shall is used in question tags after let.

3. I don't mind .................................... the housework.


to do
doing
to doing
We use an ing form after I don't mind.

4. I don't like ........................................... up early in the morning.


getting
to get
to getting
Like is followed by an infinitive.

5. ........................................ I get you something to drink?


Will
Shall
Would

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Shall I is used in polite offers to do something.

6. ............................................. you like me to type your letters for you?


Would
Should
Shall

7. I want you ......................................... this report my evening.


to finish
finishing
to finishing

8. Would you mind if I ...................................... some music?


play
played
had played
We use a past tense after would you mind...?

9. I'm not really into films. I would rather ..................................... a book.


read
to read
reading
Would rather is followed by an infinitive without to.

10. We ............................................. each other in a long time.


haven't seen
didn't see
don't see

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11. John ..................................... ten minutes ago.


left
has left
had left
We use the past simple to say when something happened.

12. We were having lunch when someone ......................................... on


the floor.
knocked
has knocked
was knocking
The past simple is used to talk about the short action that happened in the middle of the long
action.

PLAY AGAIN !
Answers
1. I think you should consult a doctor.

2. Let’s buy some flowers for her, shall we?

3. I don’t mind doing the housework.

4. I don’t like to get up early in the morning.

5. Shall I get you something to drink?

6. Would you like me to type your letters for you?

7. I want you to finish this report my evening.

8. Would you mind if I played some music?

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9. I’m not really into films. I would rather read a book.

10. We haven’t seen each other in a long time.

11. John left ten minutes ago.

12. We were having lunch when someone knocked on the floor.

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