Class: SBA08

Term: SA0120
Teacher: Valeria Saucedo
Date: January 25th, 2020

Advices
1. My dog died.
You should go to a dog shelter
You should do emotional support activities
You shouldn’t be sad

2. I had a car accident.

You should call to the police
You shouldn’t be sad, everything will be fine
You should go to the hospital
You shouldn’t drive for a while

3. I broke up with my boyfriend/girlfriend.

You should forget him/her
You should look for someone else
You shouldn’t be sad
You should take some time

4. A member of my family is really sick.

He/she should go to the hospital
He/she shouldn’t self-medicate
He/she should visit a doctor for another opinion
He/shouldn’t go to work

5. I lost my job.
You should look for another job
You shouldn’t worry
You should start a business
You shouldn’t spend a lot of money

6. I got robbed.
You should track your phone
You should report it
You should buy another phone
You should calm down

7. I failed.
You shouldn’t miss class
You should study more
You should do your homework
 You should try again

8. I lost all of my money during a vacation trip.

You should get a good job
You shouldn’t go out for dinner
You shouldn’t go to the movies
You should begin a business
You should ask for a bank loan
9. I didn’t get the job I wanted.
You should look for work elsewhere
You should open your own business
You should look in the newspaper
You should specialize in the area that you like best

10. I got cheated.

You shouldn’t be sad, everything will be fine
You should go out with your friends
You should get a distraction
You shouldn’t get revenge

Gave -> give = dar

Advice = consejo
As = like = como
Trip (noun) = viaje
Met -> meet = conocer
Songwriter = compositoro
Became -> become = convertirse
Often = a menudo

Common adverbs
Perfectly
Fast
Slowly
Beautifully
Awfully
Well
Badly

Play soccer/volleyball/basketball
Do gymnastics
Go swimming, riding, skiing,
Edit videos
Write novels/ tales/ poetry
Talk/speak in public
Give speeches
Do oral presentations
Do crafts
Take pictures

Can/can’t

Modal verb = abilities, possibilities

S + can + verb in base form + C

I can sing well.
We can swim fast
She can dance beautifully

S + can not/ cannot (can’t) + verb in base form + C

Maria can’t fix things
We can’t sew well
He can’t play the drums

Can + S + verb in base form + C?

Can you knit? Yes, I can / No, I can’t
Can you dance well? Yes, I can / No, I can’t
Can she cook? Yes, she can / No, she can’t