Advisable / Necessary / Preferable

Which one is a piece of advice?

• You'd rather do something quickly.

• You'd better do something quickly.

• You´ve got to do something quickly.

Which one is something necessary?

• You'd rather do something quickly.

• You'd better do something quickly.

• You´ve got to do something quickly.

Which one is preferable?

• You'd rather do something quickly.

• You'd better do something quickly.

• You´ve got to do something quickly.

Select ALL the advice.

• You've got to study something you like.

• You had better study something you like.

• You have to study something you like.

• You ought to study something you like.

Select the sentences that express NECESSITY.

• You've got to study something you like.

• You had better study something you like.

• You have to study something you like.

• You ought to study something you like.

Select the expression that shows what is PREFERABLE.

• I´d better not stay in my current job.

• I'd rather not stay in my current job.

• I am not going to have to stay in my current job.

Select ALL the advice.

• You ought to do something.

• You'd better do something.

• You might want to do something.

• You've got to do something.

Select the sentences that express what is NECESSARY.

• You've got to tell him.

• I'd rather not to tell her.

• You don't have to tell her.

• You're going to have to tell them.