Must / Mustn’t / Should / Shouldn’t

by andymckie · May 8, 2014

(4 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5)

Must / Mustn’t / Should / Shouldn’t

Production

Use the worksheet as purely a writing exercise or a chance to let the students walk around the classroom and communicating with the students.

Watch out for the second from last one as it breaks the pattern from above. The last one is blank to let the students write anything.

School textbooks

Columbus (Grade 2, p70) - "He must learn to be patient with other dogs."

vocab: all, as, guitarist, happen (details)

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Steve

(Dec 16 04:07 PM)

Oh no, haha. You jinxed it! Nevertheless, my students loved your lessons I used, Andy. Thanks for keeping the site up.

andymckie

(Dec 8 01:48 PM)

Well, my last comment aged well :-/

David Joiny

(Jun 1 08:29 PM)

Hi! It’s been many years! I am David Joiny. I used to post on the Englipedia shoutbox a LOT!

andymckie

(Jan 7 02:06 PM)

Cheers Jaiden. 2020 already looks to be a good year! Wishing everyone a school-tastic new year.

Jaiden

(Jan 7 02:00 PM)

Happy new year everyone, here’s to another productive year!

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