Giving Advice

When we want to give URGENT advice, what do we use?

• Should

• Ought to

• Had better

When giving pieces of advice, “Should” and “Ought to” have similar meanings. TRUE or FALSE?

• True

• False

Doctor, I need help. My daughter does not sleep well.

What __________________?

• I ought to do

• Should I do

• Had I better do

It’s raining hard and I don’t want to get my new shirt wet.

I ________________ an umbrella.

• Had better to bring

• Had better bring

• Had better brought

I’m going to visit your home country.

Where ______________ if I want to go see a great scenery?

• I should go

• I ought to go

• Should I go

A: I think the teacher gave me the wrong grade for my test.

B: Really? You _____________ to her after class today.

• Ought to talk

• Ought talk

• Should talk to

My sister is feeling very well, so I told her that she _____________ to the clinic.

• Ought to go

• Ought to go

• Ought go to

JoJo loves popcorn, but he ____________ to much of he will get fat.

• Should eat not

• Should eat

• Shouldn’t eat

A: It’s so hot today. I’m burning up.

B: You __________ your hoodie.

• Shouldn’t take off

• Should grab

• Should take off

The travel bus only allows one piece of luggage.

You __________pack too much or you will have to send them back.

• Had not better

• Had better not

• Better not