Joe loves eating shrimp, but he is allergic. He [x] eat shrimp unless he want to get sick.

When I was younger, I [x] eat ice cream every day and not gain any weight. Not anymore!

Fill in the blank with an appropriate modal and the verb in parentheses.

Ann would like to make some new friends. She [x] (get) to know her classmates.

A: Is Margaret 16 yet? B: She [x] be because I saw her driving last week.

We’re almost out of gas. We [x](stop) at the gas station that we passed a few miles ago.

A: Are you glad you took the new job? – B: No, actually, I’m not. I do not like my new jobs. I _____ (keep) my old job.

A: Beautiful shoes! Where did you buy them? – B: I bought them at Norwalk’s, but I _____ (buy) them online. They were a lot cheaper there.

Part II. The past form of ‘should.’ Use the Present or Past combination of ‘should + verb.’ Type only the verbs. YOU SEE: If you have a test tomorrow, you _____ (study) today. YOU TYPE: should study (no upper case or apostrophe ‘ in a contraction form)   A: We’re having hamburgers? I thought you were cooking a turkey for the holiday. – B: I did, but I cooked it for too long. It burned up in the oven! I _____ (take) it out after three hours, but I forgot.

Match the processes of licensure, certification, and accreditation with their appropriate examples.