Exercise 1: Fill the gaps in the following sentences by using either should or would.$\\$ 1. It is only fair that you $\underline{should}$ know the truth about your own father and it is better that you $\underline{should}$ hear it from me than from some stranger.$\\$ 2. If you $\underline{would}$ kindly wait here a moment I'll ring the director's office$\\$ 3. $\underline{Should}$ these measures fail to restore order, harsher restrictions will have to be imposed.$\\$ 4. The rocks were icy and he was terrified lest he $\underline{should}$ slip.$\\$ 5. "If Pierre liked any dish he $\underline{would}$ send for the chef and congratulate him, and if anything was wrong he $\underline{would}$ send for the manager and complain." " An Englishman $\underline{would}$ never dare to do that; he $\underline{would}$ be to shy"$\\$ 6. I was just burying the bones in the garden when who $\underline{should}$ look over the hedge but the village policeman.$\\$ 7. When he found out that the man had smallpox he urged that every effort $\underline{should}$ be made to contact his fellow passengers.$\\$ 8. I wish you $\underline{would}$ go out or sit down. How $\underline{would}$ be like it if I kept tramping round when you were trying to rork?$\\$ 9. 'I've just received an anonymous threatening letter. What $\underline{pshould}$ I do about it?' would take it to the police if I were you.'$\\$ 10. "The committee thinks that you have been guilty of disloyalty." 'I don't know why the committee $\underline{should}$ think that.'$\\$ #𝙃𝙏𝙝𝙪𝙮𝙨✿