Should or Shouldn't (Health Matters)

Should or Shouldn't (Health Matters)

by Rinah Ricohermoso

Should: Something that is a good​ or positive idea.

​Children SHOULD eat fruits everyday.

​Shouldn't: Something that is a bad or negative idea.

Children SHOULDN'T eat junk food everyday.​

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This is Mark, he has a stomachache.

• He SHOULD eat candies today.

• He SHOULDN'T eat junk food everyday.

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This is Ella, she has headache today.

• She SHOULD take medicine.

• She SHOULDN'T take medicine.

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This is Steve, he has a flu today.

• He SHOULD visit the doctor.

• He SHOULDN'T visit the doctor.

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This is Maggie, she has a broken leg.

• She SHOULD rest at home.

• She SHOULDN'T rest at home.

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This is Nan, she has a broken foot.

• She SHOULD jump in the park.

• She SHOUDN'T jump in the park.

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This is View, she has a broken toes.

• She SHOULD play football.

• She SHOULDN'T play football.

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These are Alex and Wanda, it's raining outside today.

• They SHOULD play outside today.

• They SHOULDN'T play outside today.

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This is Jill, there's a hail storm outside today.

• She SHOULD stay at home.

• She SHOULDN'T stay at home.

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This is Mymine, she has homework today.

• She SHOULD play with her smartphone now.

• She SHOULDN'T play with her smartphone now.

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This is Narison, she has a lot of homework today.

• She SHOULD ask for help.

• She SHOULDN'T ask for help.