Strategies to motivate students in high school include rewarding academic excellence by designating scholars of the month, or by issuing articles of clothing such as school letter jackets formally given only to athletes.
" Should" , " ought to" or " might want to" can express something you think is a good idea, but not an obligation: we ought to give new clients a gift from the company.
should,ought to 或 might want to 可以表达某意见你觉得不错但并非必要:我们应该赠公司的品给新客户。
United States and Japan have become close allies since World War II and decades before the war, the friendship between the Japanese and the American people was demonstrated in mutual gifts of trees.
After being cared for by the people of Dubrovnik, the grateful king gifted the city 100,000 ducats to build a church, and the greatest cathedral in the Adriatic was born.
The new law also says that within a certain distance of a polling place or voters standing in line, it's illegal to display campaign material or to offer gifts, food or drinks to voters.
Anyway, the Brazilian Football Confederation made a replica of their own in 1984 and presented it to the president of the country at the time, Joao Figueiredo.