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Should or would?
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1. If you had followed my advice, this should / would never have happened. 2. The whole thing should / would never have been allowed to happen. 3. If there should / would be a fall in property prices, it should / would be good for new buyers. 4. Despite the fire risk, my father should / would smoke cigarettes in bed. 5. In view of the fire risk, my father should / would really not smoke in bed. 6. If you should / would work a bit harder you would get a higher grade. 7. It's most unfortunate that the Government should / would adopt that approach. 8.What a coincidence that you too should / would have the same name as me! 9. As a child I should / would often play marbles with my friends at school. 10. If only you should / would let me help you, we should / would get this job finished more quickly. 11. That's just the sort of stupid thing my brother should / would do. 12. Supposing there should / would be a rail-strike, what then? 13. It's regrettable to say the least that it should / would rain on your birthday. 14. The Liverpool players began to wonder whether they should / would ever be champions again. 15. I wonder if you should / would do me a favour? 16. I dont think you should / would go out without a coat, its cold. 17. Should / Would Freddy be on the next bus, or the one after, I wondered. 18. I wonder what should / would happen if we should / would win the national lottery. 19. Should / Would there be any trouble, let me know. 20. Should / Would someone discover a cure for cancer, it should / would mean an end to much human suffering. 21. It was agreed that they should / would meet again in two weeks time. 22. They agreed that it should / would be nice to see each other again. 23. Take an umbrella in case it should / would rain. 24. If it should / would rain, you could always take an umbrella. |