SHOULD / SHOULDN’T Complete the sentences with should or shouldn’t Give advice with the expressions from the box Use you, he, she, we, they should or shouldn’t If someone doesn’t speak your language very well, you speak fast; you _ speak slowly and carefully If you need a pen, you say ‘Give take medicine / take up swimming / worry about it eat so much sweets / little jobs or go babysitting /ask your teacher to explain it again / study harder / watch too much television / practise a lot / get up earlier me that pen’; you _ say ‘Could I borrow your pen, please?’ If people want to live until they’re very old, they _ eat a lot of fruit and vegetables; they _ eat a lot of cakes and chocolate In a big city you be careful with your money; you _ leave your bag on a chair in a restaurant When you’re driving, you drive for hours and hours without stopping; you stop and walk round every two hours When people are travelling by plane, they drink lots of water; they wear uncomfortable clothes We are often late for school _ My friends laugh at me because I don’t have expensive clothes _ My mother has got a terrible headache _ I don’t understand how to give advice in English _ My brother gets very bad marks at school _ We’re going to write a Maths test tomorrow _ My sister can’t swim and she wants to go to Greece next summer _ I always feel tired _ My friends love eating and they’re very fat _ I want to buy some new clothes but I haven’t got any money _ Make sentences using should or shouldn’t people / watch / less TV - boys and girls / go / to different schools - men and women / get / the same pay for the same job - people / be / free to smoke in public places - we / stop / testing medicine on animals - we / destroy / nuclear weapons -