Viceidol  +  490222 Tue, 18 Mar 08 09:32 AM If you agreed, she should get married to Bill. May I ask what's the meaning of this sentence? What does "should" mean here? Does this "should" mean the same thing as the one in the following example? If I had enough money, I should buy it. Please help me with this, thank you very much!! Viceidol Joined on Wed, Jul 11 2007 Taiwan Regular Member 540

	Creativeguru  +  490227 Tue, 18 Mar 08 09:54 AM yes it means the same As I have enough money I can buy it, so I should buy it similarly as now he is agreed so she should marry I think this explanation is suffice for you to understand, I tried my best. Creativeguru Joined on Fri, Feb 8 2008 India Regular Member 812

	Marius Hancu  +  490241 Tue, 18 Mar 08 11:35 AM   Viceidol “ If you agreed, she should get married to Bill. May I ask what's the meaning of this sentence? What does "should" mean here? Does this "should" mean the same thing as the one in the following example? If I had enough money, I should buy it. ” Not necessarily. In the first sentence should could also mean ought to. Only more context could clarify that. The context in the 2nd is more clear, if one has enough money, buying something comes naturally, thus an equivalent of "would" is relatively clear cut/obvious.  Marius Hancu