has a number of meanings. It can refer to things that are likely or possible,
advice and make suggestions. It is also used in conditional sentences.
What is desirable
The most frequent uses of should are to indicate what the speaker considers to be
the ideal or desired state of affairs:
He
should have been here at five and he’s not here yet.
She
should be wearing glasses.
[complaining about the inadequacies of the English national school inspection
system]
A: I think there should be some kind of system, Mary.
B: Yes. Oh I agree.
A: I think the authorities should do it and there should be, you know,
guidelines from a central place.
B: Uh huh.
A: Erm, and er, it should be done thoroughly.
B: Yes.
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