shouldҲB(ti)(dng)~
coughtĸNʽͬshouldڬF(xin)ڕr(sh)Լ(li)r(sh)λڄ(dng)~^(gu)ȥʽ֮r(sh)Ҳ^(gu)ȥr(sh)ĵĸshouldɴought toʹ ʽshould not/shouldn‘t
Ɇ(wn)ʽshould I?
Ɇ(wn)ʽshould I not?/shouldn‘t I?
should控](mi)toIJʽ((dng)~ԭ)
shouldoughtڱʾx(w)r(sh)ͨ˼ͬӵshould ^鳣õʽ
ڕ(hu)Ԓ(hu) should/ought toɆΪ(d)ʹ˕r(sh)(dng)~ʽʡԶf(shu)
—You should paint/ought to paint your door.
—YesI know I should/I know I ought to.
—㑪(yng)(dng)—T(mn)
—(du)֪ԓ@
should/would think(do)һ(g)u(png)Փr(sh)һ㲻so/ not@r(sh)ʹthatľ䣺
—He’s an astrologer looking for work.
—I shouldn’t/wouldn’t think that he’d find it easy to get work.
—һ(g)ҹ
—Ų(hu)еҵһݹ
u(png)Փl(f)^(gu)ȥĄ(dng)should/would have thought
—He actually got a job as an astrologer.
—I shouldn’t/wouldn’t have thought that it was possibe to do that.
—ҵһݹ
—ұ(li)J(rn)Dzܵġ
should/would have expected+ʽY(ji)(gu)/thatľҲǿеЕr(sh)˷Q(chng)~youɴI
—She has emigrated.
—Has she? You’d/I’d have expected her to stay in this country.
—ƾӇ(gu)
—dž?˂/߀Ԟ(hu)ڇ(gu)(ni)ġ