HAVE TO: I'm very ill. I ... (see) the doctor.
have to see
SHOULD: I've got lots of mosquito bites. - You ... sleep outside the tent.
shouldn't
HAVE TO: ... they ... study for the test today?
Do they have to study for the test today?
SHOULD: I've got an earache. - You ... go out in the cold wind.
shouldn't
HAVE TO: I ... (help) my parents with the housework.
have to help
HAVE TO: Relax! You ... (work) so hard.
don't have to work
HAVE TO: When ... we ... be back home?
When do we have to be back home?
HAVE TO: The children ... (go) to bed early on Saturdays.
don't have to go
HAVE TO: What ... she ... do now?
What does she have to do now?
SHOULD: ... we have a party on my birthday? - Yes, we ...
Should / should
SHOULD: I've got a toothache. - You ... go to the dentist.
should
HAVE TO: Jim has a music exam next week. He ... (practise) the piano.
has to practise
SHOULD: I'm going to the beach. - You ... wear sunglasses.
should
SHOULD: You ... wear a coat. It's a hot day.
shouldn't
HAVE TO: ... Dad ... work so hard?
Does Dad have to work so hard?
HAVE TO: ... Jack ... get up early in the morning?
Does Jack have to get up early in the morning?
HAVE TO: Meg has got a runny nose, but she ... (stay) in bed.
doesn't have to
SHOULD: That's an expensive computer and it isn't good. He ... buy it.
shouldn't
SHOULD: I've got lots of tests this week. - You ... study hard.
should
SHOULD: I've got a cut on my finger. - You ... show it to Mum.
should
SHOULD: ... I go camping in winter? - No, you ...
Should / shouldn't