Fill in the blank with a suitable option: Mr. Brown works very hard. He _________ relax more.
A
likes to
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B
would
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C
shall
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D
should
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Solution
The correct option is D should
Option A: 'Likes to' indicates something that is a general truth. But since it's mentioned that Mr. Brown works very hard, it is unlikely that he relaxes more. The meaning formed is thus ambiguous. Hence option A is incorrect.
Option B: 'Would' expresses a condition; it introduces a hypothetical situation. But, the given sentence does not. It states the truth. Hence option B is incorrect.
Option C: 'Shall' is generally used to express a promise (when the subject is in third person). The meaning is not suitable here, because the speaker is not promising anything. Hence option C is incorrect.
Option D: 'Should' expresses a suggestion or opinion. It relates to the sentence as the speaker is expressing his/her opinion, that Mr. Brown should relax more.