Should & Must
What is the difference between should and must?
Should is used to give advice, to make recommendations, or to talk about what is generally right or wrong.
- You should store your cash, credit cards, airline tickets and other valuables in a safe place.
- You should visit a local market in the morning to experience a daily life of Cambodian people.
Should not is used when offering advice or opinions.
- You should not eat street food unless you know it's safe for consumption in the Philippines.
Must is used to talk about an obligation or necessity.
- You must take off your shoes before entering a mosque.
Must not is used to say that something is NOT ALLOWED.
- You must not get involved with drugs of any kind in Singapore.
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