Grammar Should, Shouldn’t, and Could Unit 3

A Read and choose.

1 We should / shouldn’t be kind to other people.
2 We could / should always say “thank you” when people give us gifts.
3 You look very tired. You could / shouldn’t go to Owen’s party this evening.
4 If you find a $100 bill on the playground, you should / shouldn’t keep it.
5 I could / should give my dad a new shirt or some socks for his birthday.
6 I want to help my parents, so I could / shouldn’t wash the car or help with dinner.

B Read and complete.

Jessica: It’s Mom’s birthday next week. We 1 should buy her a present. Do you
have any ideas?
Carla: We 2 buy her a book or a plant for the yard.
Jessica: Let’s buy her a book. And we 3 tell Dad. He never
remembers birthdays!
Carla: 
Yes, we 4 . What can he get for Mom?
Jessica: Hmm, I’m not sure.
Carla: Oh! I know! 5 we all buy Mom one big present?
Jessica: Yes, that’s a great idea. She wants a fruit tree for the yard. We 6 get
her a peach tree or a cherry tree.
Carla: Let’s get a cherry tree—they’re so pretty. And I think we should have a party for
Mom, too!
Jessica: That’s a great idea, Carla.
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