SHOULD

Should is a modal verb ( = no –s in the 3rd person singular)

It corresponds to devrait or il faut in French:
I should go now = Je devrais partir maintenant/Il faut que je parte maintenant.
Negative:
I should not (I shouldn’t)
Questions:
Should I stay or should I go?
NEED
Avoir besoin
I need help. – J’ai besoin d’aide.
Negatives:
I don’t need money. – Je n’ai pas besoin d’argent.
Questions:
Do you need more time? – As-tu besoin de plus de temps ?
With verbs:
I need to tell you something. - J’ai besoin de te dire quelque chose.
NEXT WEEK: INTERVIEW
WITH A SPORTS STAR
(next Friday)
Part 1: Explain the rules of the game. (imperatives, should, must, can, need)
Part 2: How was the match? Who won? Who scored? Who was the best player?
(the Simple Past)
SUPERLATIVES
the fastest – le plus rapide
the best – le meilleur
the strongest – le plus fort
EXAMPLE OF THE RULES:
RUGBY
The aim of the game is very simple - use the ball to score more points than the other
team.
You can run with the ball, kick it and pass it, but passing forwards is not allowed.
Rugby union is a contact sport, so you can tackle an opponent in order to get the
ball. You must respect the rules.
There is a referee and two touch judges (one on each side of the pitch), to decide
how the rules should be applied during a game.