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UNIT
                                                                                               17
          EXERCISES
     17.1   Complete these sentences  with  should / ought to + infinitive  (or a passive form)  or should /
           ought to  have  + past participle  using one  of these  verbs.  In  which  one  is  ought to  NOT possible?
           Are  there any  in  which  should  is more  likely?  (A  & B)
           check   include  keep   listen  meet    plan   receive  refrigerate  stay
           1  You  ...sK?**lcL../.oug}it ..to ..Have.recxwed,_   reply by now.
                                               m v
           2  This medicine            in  a  cool  place,  (from  a medicine bottle  label)
           3  Here's  someone you  really
           4  If you're  feeling  ill,  I  at home today,  if I were you.
           5  To  have got  a  better  mark,  you    your  answers  more thoroughly.
           6  According to the  label,  the jam     after  opening.
           7  I think you          to him.  He knew what  he  was  talking about.
           8  The  results  were  completely wrong.  As  a  scientist  she  the experiment more
             carefully.
           9  The  information  you  send        details  of courses  taken  at  university.
             (from  a  job  application  form)
    17.2   Correct these sentences  where necessary,  or put a  S.  (C)
           1  Business  letters  had  better  be  brief and  to  the point.
           2  It's  cold  outside,  so  you  had  better put on  a warm coat.
           3  I think children had  better learn  to cook  at an  early  age.
           4  You'd  better not to go  out tonight.  It's  raining.
           5  As  you  are  feeling  ill,  you'd  better  not  go  to  work.
           6  Some  plants  had  better not  be grown  in  direct  sunlight.  It  will  damage  their  leaves.

    17.3   In  which  sentences  can  you put should  or must and in  which  can  you  only put must?  Where
           both  are possible,  consider  the difference  between  should and  must.  (D)
           1  A timetable           be  set  for withdrawing  the  army.
           2  Les  isn't home  yet.  He      have  been  held  up  at work.
           3  T wonder how  old Mike  is?'  'Well,  he went  to  school with  my mother,  so  he  be
             well  over  50.'
           4  If you  smell  gas,  you     phone the  emergency number.
           5  You             try to  visit  Nepal  - it's  a  beautiful  country.
           6  'I  only  live  a couple  of minutes  from the town centre.'  'It  be handy  having
             shops  nearby.'

    17.4   Here are some  things  that people  often  say  in  Britain.  (E)
           1  Walking  under  a  ladder  is  supposed  to  be      /  I)
             unluck
                 y-                                                ^d
           2  It's supposed to be lucky if a black cat walks       I I I  If  С
             in  front  of you.                                  /=
                     y
                   o
                    of the cuckoo
             The
           3  in  front f ou.    (=  a  bird)  is  supposed  to  / / / = = / / ' /
                 call
             be  the  first  sign  of spring.                   //~E=foL_
          4  Drinking hot  milk . before  you  go  to  bed      //  // S
                               .
                      .
                         .
             is  supposed  to  help  you  sleep.
           What  other  similar  things  do  people  often  say  in  your country?  Use  supposed  to  in  your  answers.
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