Ask where to go and what to do when you arrive at a new job.
The idea
Ask Where should I report? for the place to go and Who should I speak to? for the person to contact. Use What should I do next? to ask for the next task.
Examples
- Where should I report this morning?
- Please go to the reception desk.
- Who should I speak to first?
- Your team leader is upstairs.
- What should I do after the tour?
- Please read the safety instructions.
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Watch out
After should, use a base verb: should I do, not should I does.
Try it yourself
Where ___ I report on Monday? (should / do)
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should
should asks for guidance about where to report.
Who should I speak ___ first? (to / at)
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to
to completes the phrase speak to a person.
What should I ___ next? (do / does)
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do
do stays in the base form after should.
Practice round
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Where ___ I report on Monday? (should / do)
Who should I speak ___ first? (to / at)
What should I ___ next? (do / does)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Write three questions for your first morning: where to report, whom to contact and what to do next.