Can I omit "should" at this time? [closed]

By the end of the week, all applicants (should) have a preliminary interview.

So, is the right sentence...?

By the end of the week, all applicants have a preliminary interview.
or
By the end of the week, she have a preliminary interview.

Solution 1:

It depends on the intended meaning. The initial sentence can omit should but the meaning changes.

By the end of the week, all applicants should have a preliminary interview

Means the expectation¹ is for all applicants to have an interview

By the end of the week, all applicants have a preliminary interview

Means all applicants have an interview scheduled. Adding scheduled at the end of the sentence would clarify the meaning further.

By the end of the week, she have a preliminary interview

Does not make sense as she is 3rd person so have in 3rd person should be has

By the end of the week, she has a preliminary interview.

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