Question

These should fit you'. In this sentence the word 'should' is a- (Noun), (pronoun), (adjective),(modal)​

Answer 1

These should fit you. In this sentence the word 'should' is a- (Noun), b.(pronoun), c.(adjective), d(modal)  

Answer:

These should fit you.  

In the above sentence, the word "should" is modal.

• A noun is a name of people, places, animals, things. Ex: Ravi, India, Taj Mahal, etc

• A pronoun is used for not repeating the noun in a sentence. Ex: He, she, it, they, etc.

• An adjective is a word that describes the noun. Ex: clever girl, red car, nine pens, etc.

• Models are the verbs that are used to indicate modality. Ex: Should, could, would, might, etc.
• Hence, the required answer is an option (D) Modal.

Answer 2

Answer:

These should fit you'. In this sentence the word 'should' is a- (Noun), (pronoun), (adjective),(modal)

• In this sentence the word 'should' is a - modal.

• Auxiliary Verbs are of three types and they are : Principal Auxiliaries, Modal Auxiliaries and Semi Modal Auxiliaries.

• 'Can, may, shall (should), will (would), must, ought' - these are used according to subject's mood or manner, that's why they are Modal Auxiliaries.

Uses of Should :

• Should is past of Shall : I advised him that he should go there.

• Expressing obligation : Everybody should follow traffic rules.

• For advice : What should we do now?

• For Suggestion : Should I invite them?

• Unrealised past : I should have reported you, but I forgot.