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We use should to give or ask for advice.

We use imperatives to give orders and advice, and to make suggestions and invitations

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Express your feeling and opinions about the people in your life, the books you have been reading, the weather and your favorite food.

Should

Interrogative

What is the season you like the least?

Should/Shouldn't+subject+verb.i+complement

Why do you dislike this season?
How does it make you feel?
Try to come up with various descriptive adjectives that best describe the meaning of bad in this context.

What is the worst book you read?
Type in the title.

Subject+shouldn't+verb.i+complement

What do you feel about this book?
How did it make you feel?
Try to come up with various descriptive adjectives that best describe the meaning of bad in this context.

What food you dislike the most?

Subject+should+verb.i+complement

Why do you dislike this food?
How does it make you feel?
Try to come up with various descriptive adjectives that best describe the meaning of bad in this context.

Imperatives

Negative

Who is the person you like the least?
Type in the answer.

Don't+verb+complement

Describe how he/she acts or behaves. Try to come up with various adjectives that best describe the meaning of bad in this situation.

Affirmative

Who is the best person in the world for you? Type in the answer.

Verb+complement

Describe how he/she acts or behaves. Try to come up with various adjectives that best describe the meaning of good and nice in this situation.