Сборник упражнений по английскому языку

147. Read and translate the sentences. Comment on the form and meaning of the verb should. 1. When we say, «Oh, you really shouldn't have», we don't really mean it. 2. You should call us to keep up with the latest IBM security solutions. 3. The report says the country should think twice before join­ ing the European market. 4. A gentleman should be honest in his ac­ tions and refined in his language. 5. Children should be seen and not heard. 6. Law n.akers should not be law breakers. 7. We should consult three things in all our actions: justice, honesty and utility. 8. People should reflect how tender is the Earth's environment. 9. We assured her that we should soon come back. 10. Is it vitally important that I should say «yes»? 11. Had it not been for miserable weather, we should have gone out for a stroll. 12. Well-you should be working now instead of relaxing. In fact you should have finished everything by now. 13. You shouldn't remember the clothes but the feeling they give you. 14. The Admiral's order was that every man should do his duty. 15. How should I know about their arrival? But should I hear something, I'll let you know. 16. But why should I let you in my life? 17. You should always follow your star, me dear, and never listen to anyone! 148. Comment on the meaning of the modal verb ought to Translate the sentences into Russian. 1. Kings ought to be kings in all things. 2. A liar ought to have a good memory. 3. We ought to weigh well what we can only once de­ cide. 4. We pass our lives m doing what we ought not, and leaving un­ done what we ought to. 5. He ought to have been more tactful and would have been but for the stress of the moment. 6. Everybody thinks that I ought not to complain. 7. Molly hesitated. Ought she to accept this present from a stranger? 8. The child is delicate, she ought to have a change of air. 9. 1 suppose we really ought not to be laughing at her, but 1 just can't help it. 10. But Jack, I've got a feeling that we ought to go on, if only we could ... 11. Before the children could wonder what they ought to do, the Kmg spoke. 12. You ought to remember the rule. 6 6