Could and Should
aligned to Illinois Content Standards For English Language Acquisition
Learning Objective
I can correctly use "could" and "should" in sentences to express possibility and advice.
Lesson Flow
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Would Could Should - What's The Difference? (English Grammar)
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Practice
7 questions • Short answer
Exit Ticket
“Your classmate is having trouble understanding a math problem. Write a sentence using "should" to give them advice on how to solve it. Then, write a sentence using "could" to suggest a possible resource they could use for help. You want to borrow your teacher's stapler. Write a polite request using "could." Then, write a sentence using "should" to explain why it is important to return it promptly. ”
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