Strong and weak forms of must, have to and should
| must | mustn't | should | shouldn't | |
| strong | /mʌst/ | /ˈmʌsənt/ | /ʃʊd/ | /ˈʃʊdənt/ |
| weak | /məst/ | /ʃəd/ |
1In must .
2In mustn't .
3In should .
4In shouldn't .
1He upset her. He must apologize.
2It's a secret. You mustn't tell anyone.
3A Must you leave so soon?
B Yes, I must. I have to get the last bus.
4It's late. You should go home.
5You're ill. You shouldn't be here.
6A Should I wear a suit for the interview?
B Yes, you should. You need to look smart.
1In fast speech, we usually use the of must and should.
2We always use the of must and should in short answers.
3Mustn't and shouldn't have only got a .
6Play the recording, listen and repeat the sentences. Pay attention to the pronunciation of must and should.
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