Write some advice for the problems. Use should / shouldn't and the verbs in brackets. 1 I've got a science exam next week. I'm worried about it. (study) You should study every day…
Write some advice for the problems. Use should / shouldn't and the verbs in brackets. 1 I've got a science exam next week. I'm worried about it. (study) You should study every day this week. 2 I'm really hungry, but my parents aren't here to make me dinner. (prepare) • There's a party at Jake's house on Saturday night, but it's my mum's birthday too and she wants to go to a restaurant with the family. (go) 4 I think Sarah looks terrible today. Her new clothes are horrible. (tell) 5 There's a new mobile phone and I want it, but it's very expensive and I haven't got a lot of money. (buy)
Sure! Here are some pieces of advice using should/shouldn't and the verbs in brackets:
I've got a science exam next week. I'm worried about it. (study)
You should study every day this week.I'm really hungry, but my parents aren't here to make me dinner. (prepare)
You should prepare something simple to eat.There's a party at Jake's house on Saturday night, but it's my mum's birthday too and she wants to go to a restaurant with the family. (go)
You should go to your mum's birthday dinner since it's a special occasion.I think Sarah looks terrible today. Her new clothes are horrible. (tell)
You shouldn't tell her she looks terrible; it's better to be kind and encourage her.There's a new mobile phone and I want it, but it's very expensive and I haven't got a lot of money. (buy)
You shouldn't buy it right now; it's better to save your money for something more important.
