Collocation
What should I do next?
A question used to ask for guidance about the next step to take.
Definition
'What should I do next?' is a common English collocation. A question used to ask for guidance about the next step to take.
What should I + do + next?
“I finished the form—what should I do next?”
Examples
- I have submitted my application online; what should I do next?
- The update just finished installing—what should I do next?
- I have packed everything for the trip; what should I do next?
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- I talked to the receptionist, and now I am not sure what should I do next.
- We have agreed on the budget, but what should we do next to start the project?
- I have tried restarting the router twice; what should I do next?
- After I report the issue to HR, what should I do next to protect myself?
- If the pain does not improve within an hour, what should I do next?
- I followed the tutorial step by step, so what should I do next if the results still look wrong?
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More at B1 level
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- Could you get back to me by Friday? Can you reply or respond to me by Friday?