Asking and Giving Advice (Should or Should have)

The pupils are bored with the English lesson. The teacher (make) ___________ the lessons more interesting for pupils in the next meeting.

• should make

• should made

• should have made

• should have make

Look at the vase. It's broken into pieces now. You (be) ____________ careful. It was an expensive Chinese vase.

• should be

• should

• should have be

• should have been

Watch out! A car is coming. You (be) ___________ careful when you cross the street.

• should

• should be

• should have be

• should have been

You (not, give) ___________ the baby a pen to play with. Mom always reminds us that it is too risky.

• should give

• shouldn't give

• should haven't given

• shouldn't have given

They wrote the word 'analyze" with "s" which was UK spelling. They (write) ___________ the word with "z" which US spelling.

• should write

• should have written

• should have wrote

• write

The man has been coughing a lot lately. He (not, smoke) ___________ so much.

• should smoke

• shouldn't smoke

• should haven't smoked

• shouldn't have smoke

You (consult) ___________ a dictionary if you don't understand the meaning.

• should consult

• should

• should have consult

• should have consulted

If you had told me about your problem, I would have been glad to help you. You (not, give) ___________ up easily.

• shouldn't give

• shouldn't have given

• should haven't given

• should have given

I drove my car into the back of someone else's car. I (not, drive) ____________ the car too close.

• shouldn't drive

• shouldn't have driven

• shouldn't have drove

• should haven't driven

I didn't order fried rice for my lunch. They (give) ___________ me fried noodles.

• should give

• should gave

• should have given

• should have gave