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    David goes to Julia's house to tell her about seeing the boy from a video of an accident. Julia tells David that he should have gone straight home instead of returning to the scene, and that he should sit down and take off his wet coat since he looks pale. David agrees that Julia acts like a nurse in taking care of people. David explains that he saw the boy but didn't speak to him immediately due to being shocked, and then the boy walked away when David did try to speak to him. David says the boy then disappeared without a trace, and Julia advises David to go home and rest.

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    David goes to Julia's house to tell her about seeing the boy from a video of an accident. Julia tells David that he should have gone straight home instead of returning to the scene, and that he should sit down and take off his wet coat since he looks pale. David agrees that Julia acts like a nurse in taking care of people. David explains that he saw the boy but didn't speak to him immediately due to being shocked, and then the boy walked away when David did try to speak to him. David says the boy then disappeared without a trace, and Julia advises David to go home and rest.

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    Dialogue Should, Should Have, Had Better

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    David goes to Julia's house to tell her about seeing the boy from a video of an accident. Julia tells David that he should have gone straight home instead of returning to the scene, and that he should sit down and take off his wet coat since he looks pale. David agrees that Julia acts like a nurse in taking care of people. David explains that he saw the boy but didn't speak to him immediately due to being shocked, and then the boy walked away when David did try to speak to him. David says the boy then disappeared without a trace, and Julia advises David to go home and rest.

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    David goes to Julia’s house to tell her what he has seen.

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    should, should have, or had better and the verbs in brackets.

    David: Julia, you’ll never guess what has just happened!


    Julia: Go on. Tell me.
    David: I went back to the scene of the accident and I’ve just seen the boy from the
    video!
    Julia: What? You _______________________ (go) straight home! Why did you go
    back there?
    David: I don’t know. I needed to check that it had happened.
    Julia: You look really pale. You _______________________ (sit down). And you
    _______________________ (take off) that wet coat.
    David: OK. You _______________________ (be) a nurse, Julia. You know how to
    look after people!
    Julia: What happened?
    David: Well, I went back to the place where the van had crashed, and I stood under the
    tree. Then I turned round, and he was there!
    Julia: what did you say?
    David: Well, nothing at first. I _______________________ (speak) to him
    immediately, but I was shocked. Then I spoke to him, but he just walked away.
    Julia: Did you follow him?
    David: No, I was still shocked. Then a bus came past and he just disappeared. I
    _______________________ (follow) him straight away.
    Julia: He disappeared?
    David: Yes, no footprints, nothing. What _______________________ (I / do) now,
    Julia?
    Julia: I think you _______________________ (go) straight home and go to bed now!

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