englishhobby
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My students had an assignment to make questions using the vocabulary we had studied. One of them wrote: Should your future kitchen have marble countertops and a bar counter space?
As far as I know, 'should' is the wrong word here as it is normally used with peple, not things. I think we can rephrase the sentence as 'Does your kitchen have to have.. ' (but I don't like the 'have to have' here) or 'Must your kitchen have...' (but it feels almost the same as 'should' to me).
So are my versions of the student's question natural and correct grammatically or can you help me with better ones?
As far as I know, 'should' is the wrong word here as it is normally used with peple, not things. I think we can rephrase the sentence as 'Does your kitchen have to have.. ' (but I don't like the 'have to have' here) or 'Must your kitchen have...' (but it feels almost the same as 'should' to me).
So are my versions of the student's question natural and correct grammatically or can you help me with better ones?