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    The document provides examples of giving advice and expressing obligations using modal verbs like "should" and "must". It also provides a passage in the past simple and past perfect tense for a student to practice conjugating verbs. The passage describes taking a brother to school after having lunch at a new restaurant, where they ordered pasta and met a friend, enjoying themselves despite the cold and rainy weather earlier.

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    Why Don'T You ? Must If I Were You, I Would Musn'T He Should

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    Delfina Morganti
    The document provides examples of giving advice and expressing obligations using modal verbs like "should" and "must". It also provides a passage in the past simple and past perfect tense for a student to practice conjugating verbs. The passage describes taking a brother to school after having lunch at a new restaurant, where they ordered pasta and met a friend, enjoying themselves despite the cold and rainy weather earlier.

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    8. GIVING ADVICE. EXPRESSING OBLIGATIONS.

    WHY DONT YOU? IF I WERE YOU, I WOULD HE SHOULD. MUST MUSNT

    a. My problem is that I've lost my cousins keys. PIECE OF ADVICE: ? b. My trouble is I have to study hard for Chemistry. PICE OF ADVICE: .. c. (prohibition) You smoke here. d. (obligation) I know I . study really hard for English and pass. e. His problem is that he has no friends. PIECE OF AVICE: .. 9. Use the PAST SIMPLE and PAST PERFECT SIMPLE. Before we . (TAKE) my brother to school, yesterday we

    (GO) to have lunch at this new restaurant in Rosario. The restaurant . (BE) near the park, so we . (FEEL) a little cold because yesterday the weather . (BE) rainy and cloudy and stormy. My parents . (DECIDE) to take the car out, and after that we .. (THINK) it very unpractical to take our bikes too. So my brother and I .. (ORDER) some pasta. Before we .................. (ASK) the waitress for our meal, we .......................... (GO) to the bathroom. After we .............. (EAT) (LOOK) lunch, my parents . (TAKE) us to a playroom. We (MEET) one of my friends there, Carlos. Carlos a little pale to see us, but we . (NOT-CARE). In fact, we (ENJOY) ourselves very much and we .. (NOT-BE) that cold after all.

    We .. (DRINK) a Coke before we . (RETURN) home. We (SPEND) a great time all together!

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