To all those who have emergencies

sometimes.

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Would is an auxiliary or helping verb. Use would as the past tense of will.

Also, use would when offering something to someone or asking for something from someone.

Hello Dr. Toro! I think I broke my leg wrestling tonight. I would like to go to the emergency room, if you would show me the way there.

Oh no, Mr. Luchador! I am so sorry to hear that. Would you like for me to walk you there? I would take you.

Should is an auxiliary or helping verb. Use should to talk about necessary actions or things that people ought to do.

Oh, thank you Dr. Toro! I should go to the hospital now. I should have a doctor look at it. I have so much pain!

I should get you a wheelchair! It will make it easier for you to move. You should probably take some time off wrestling for a little while.

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To all those who have emergencies

sometimes.

Preview audio:

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Would is an auxiliary or helping verb. Use would as the past tense of will.

Also, use would when offering something to someone or asking for something from someone.

Hello Dr. Toro! I think I broke my leg wrestling tonight. I would like to go to the emergency room, if you would show me the way there.

Oh no, Mr. Luchador! I am so sorry to hear that. Would you like for me to walk you there? I would take you.

Should is an auxiliary or helping verb. Use should to talk about necessary actions or things that people ought to do.

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"A Trip to the ER featuring Dr. Toro"

Mr. Luchador breaks his leg while wrestling and seeks help from Dr. Toro, who offers assistance and advice on what he should do.

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