The document provides instructions for using electrical equipment safely. It notes that instructions should be written impersonally using "should" rather than directly, such as with "you." For emphasis, "must" can be used instead of "should" to indicate something is required rather than suggested. The examples show using a high-resistance voltmeter and not inserting a fuse into an earth conductor.
The document provides instructions for using electrical equipment safely. It notes that instructions should be written impersonally using "should" rather than directly, such as with "you." For emphasis, "must" can be used instead of "should" to indicate something is required rather than suggested. The examples show using a high-resistance voltmeter and not inserting a fuse into an earth conductor.
The document provides instructions for using electrical equipment safely. It notes that instructions should be written impersonally using "should" rather than directly, such as with "you." For emphasis, "must" can be used instead of "should" to indicate something is required rather than suggested. The examples show using a high-resistance voltmeter and not inserting a fuse into an earth conductor.
The document provides instructions for using electrical equipment safely. It notes that instructions should be written impersonally using "should" rather than directly, such as with "you." For emphasis, "must" can be used instead of "should" to indicate something is required rather than suggested. The examples show using a high-resistance voltmeter and not inserting a fuse into an earth conductor.
1. Use a high – resistance voltmeter 2. Do not insert a fuse in an earth conductor In writing, instructions are often made impersonal using should Examples: 1. A high – resistance voltmeter SHOULD be used 2. A fuse SHOULD NOT be inserted in an earth conductor
We can emphasize an instruction by using must
Examples: 1. A high – resistance voltmeter MUST be used 2. A fuse MUST NOT be inserted in an earth conductor