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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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the difference between should and must
  

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Anonymous What is the difference between should and must ? Must is used to indicate a decided need to do something: You must pay your bills on time. Should indicates a need, but it also recognizes that the action may not be performed.

  • Anonymous What is the difference between should and must ?
  • Must is used to indicate a decided need to do something: You must pay your bills on time.
  • Should indicates a need, but it also recognizes that the action may not be performed.
  • If you want to really get to know Paris, you should stay there at least two weeks.
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Anonymous What is the difference between should and must?
Must is used to indicate a decided need to do something: You must pay your bills on time.
Should indicates a need, but it also recognizes that the action may not be performed. If you wan
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Anonymousthe difference between should and must
For more uses of the two modal verbs, read about them here:

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/auxiliary.htm

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