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Joe2012 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Must and should confusion.

Sentence: "We should/must remeber 9/11 not because of large number of people were killed in it but because the way they were killed."

My question/doubt: I used the verb "should" in the above sentence inflowof writing, you know, but later I realized verb "must" would be much better in place of should. So my question is (A) Does my usage of should make the sentence wrong ? (B) Has the meaning of sentence changed because of the usage of should ? (C) Give any input you have regarding this Emotion: smile

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" Using must instead of should gives a stronger message.

— Ivanhr

  • " Using must instead of should gives a stronger message.
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"We should/must remeber 9/11 not because of the large number of people who were killed then/on that day but because of the way they were killed."

Using must instead of should gives a stronger message.
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