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    Life

    Level 2 Unit 11b


    should/shouldn't

    Hi, I'm at the store.


    Should I buy You should buy
    the black or the black one!
    the green dress?

    Presentation
    Use should for strong advice. Should is a modal verb. This means:
    • No third–person s
    Affirmative and negative
    Say He should do it. (Don’t say He shoulds do it.)
    should
    I / You / He / She / It / We / They buy that dress.
    • No auxiliary do
    shouldn’t Say You shouldn’t do it.
    (Don’t say You don’t should do it.)
    Yes/No questions Wh- questions • No past tense
    Should I buy that dress? What should I do? (Don’t say You shoulded do it.)
    • No to before the verb
    Short answers
    Say You should do it. (Don’t say You should to do it.)
    Yes, you should. No, you shouldn’t.

    Key vocabulary Adjectives: awful, beautiful, great, horrible, terrible, terrific, ugly

    Exercises
    1 Comment on the advice. Use That’s true / not true and shouldn’t.
    1 You should smoke. That’s not true. You shouldn’t smoke.
    2 That’s true.
    3 You should eat healthy food. That’s true.
    That’s not true. You shouldn’t drink a lot of coffee.
    4 You should drink a lot of coffee.
    That’s not true. You shouldn’t work twelve hours a day.
    5 You should work twelve hours a day.
    6 You shouldn’t go on vacation. That’s not true. You should go on vacation.

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    Level 2 Unit 11b
    Exercises

    2 Give advice. Use should / shouldn’t buy and it or them.

    www.shopnet .com

    buy it buy it buy it buy it buy it buy it

    1 That jacket’s terrific. You should buy it.


    2 Those pants are awful. You shouldn’t buy them.
    3 These shoes are great. You should buy them.
    4 That shirt is horrible. You shouldn’t buy it.
    5 This dress is beautiful. You shouldn’t buy it.
    6 Those ties are ugly. You shouldn’t buy them.

    3 Complete the conversation with should or shouldn’t.


    Joe: You work too hard. You 1 should work less.
    Mark: Yes, but …
    Joe: You 2 should go on vacation.
    Mark: Yes, but …
    Joe: And you 3 shouldn't drink all that coffee.
    Mark: Yes, but …
    Joe: And you smoke? You 4 should stop now.
    Mark: Yes, but …
    Joe: And you look terrible! You 5 should do
    more exercise.
    Mark: Yes, but …
    should
    Joe: And doughnuts! You 6 eat
    healthier food.
    Mark: Yes, but …
    Joe: Yes, but what?
    Mark: Oh, nothing.
    4 Correct the mistake in each sentence.
    1 I think you should to buy those shoes. 1. I think you should buy those shoes.
    2 They don’t should pay that much money! 2. They shouldn’t pay that much money!
    3 Rita shoulds ask me first. 3. Rita should ask me first.
    4. Should we leave now or later?
    4 Do we should leave now or later?
    5. Gerald should do more exercise.
    5 Gerald should to do more exercise. 6. What should he do about the problem?
    6 What shoulds he do about the problem?

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