1. The document provides information on grammar and vocabulary related to modals, verbs, adjectives, and giving advice. It includes examples and exercises to choose the correct options.
2. Modals such as should, shouldn't, must, mustn't are discussed in relation to giving advice, obligations, and prohibitions. Positive and negative adjectives are also listed.
3. The final section provides a dialogue example for giving advice about trying a new sport, with exercises to fill in the missing words related to having to wear proper clothing and learning the skills.
1. The document provides information on grammar and vocabulary related to modals, verbs, adjectives, and giving advice. It includes examples and exercises to choose the correct options.
2. Modals such as should, shouldn't, must, mustn't are discussed in relation to giving advice, obligations, and prohibitions. Positive and negative adjectives are also listed.
3. The final section provides a dialogue example for giving advice about trying a new sport, with exercises to fill in the missing words related to having to wear proper clothing and learning the skills.
1. The document provides information on grammar and vocabulary related to modals, verbs, adjectives, and giving advice. It includes examples and exercises to choose the correct options.
2. Modals such as should, shouldn't, must, mustn't are discussed in relation to giving advice, obligations, and prohibitions. Positive and negative adjectives are also listed.
3. The final section provides a dialogue example for giving advice about trying a new sport, with exercises to fill in the missing words related to having to wear proper clothing and learning the skills.
1 Choose the correct option. 5 Choose the correct option.
We use must / should to give advice – or to say Ouch! That bee stung / bit me! something is a good idea. 1 He pulled / pushed his fingers into the shark's 1 We use must / shouldn't to talk about a strong eyes. obligation – to say something is essential or a 2 Eric used his foot to hit / kick the door. rule. 3 You shouldn't throw / chase litter in the sea. 2 We use mustn't / should to talk about 4 I ran when the bear attacked / defended me. something that is prohibited. 3 The form of the modals is the same / different Adjectives for all subjects. 4 After should(n't) and must(n't) we use the verb 6 Are the adjectives positive or negative? with / without to. Write P or N. brave P 5 rude 2 What do the sentences express? Choose the __ correct option. 1 worried __ 6 helpful Should we eat lots of fruit and vegetables? __ advice / obligation 2 clever __ 7 shy 1 The rules are that you must take your passport __ when you travel to another country. 3 embarrassed __ 8 obligation / advice impatient __ 2 You mustn't park your car here. It's illegal. 4 afraid __ 9 it’s prohibited / it’s essential friendly __ 3 You shouldn't stay up late on a school night. advice / it’s prohibited 7 Match the words 1–4 to their opposites A–D. 1 afraid D A mean have (got) to + infinitive 2 generous __ B impatient 3 polite __ C rude 3 Write ‘Inf’ next to the sentence we use when we 4 patient __ D brave speak or write informally. I cycle to school every day as it’s quite close to Giving advice and instruction my house. I haven’t got to take the bus. Inf 1 Emily did really well in her History exam so she about a sport doesn’t have to do it again. __ 8 Complete the dialogue with the words. 2 Do your teachers have to go to school on Saturdays? __ first have to secondly should to have tried 3 He has got to help me now! __ try worry A Have you tried the Segway Active Experience 4 Put the words in the correct order. before, Grace? to / we / pay for / do / our / transport / have / ? B No, I haven’t. Do I (1) ____ wear special Do we have to pay for our transport? clothes? 1 got / haven't / leave / to / now / they A Yes. (2) ____ of all, you must wear flat shoes, like trainers. (3) ____, you should wear old ______________________________________ clothes because you might get dirty. Finally, 2 doesn't / Sara / have / the project / to / again / do it’s a good idea to wear gloves if it’s a cold ______________________________________ day. 3 got / the dog / feed / Michael / today / to / has Do you want (4) ____ a go? ______________________________________ B Sure! What (5) ____ I do next? A (6) ____ moving the Segway a little. B Uh, oh! This is a bit scary! A Don't (7) ____. You're doing fine!
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