Giving advice and making suggestions

You have to take a foreign guest out to dinner. He has never been to your country before.

• You should to take him to a Korean restaurant.

• It's a good idea to take him to have typical dishes.

• You'd better to go to your house.

• You shouldn't go out.

I think you ought ________ go and see a doctor about that cough of yours. You never know, it could be something serious.

• better

• should

• to

• -

. I wouldn’t eat so much fried food, if I ________ you. I’m sure it can’t be good for you.

• should

• ought to

• 'd better

• were

________ don’t you try taking the train? It’s much more relaxing than driving.

• Should

• Why

• If

• What

________ it from me, there’s no point buying cheap clothes. It’s a false economy – they don’t last.

• If I were

• Should

• Ought to

• Take

If you ____ my advice, don’t leave your bike there. It’s bound to get stolen.

• were

• want

• should

• had better

You are a backpacker and have just arrived here. You don't have a lot of money and would like some advice on eating cheaply.

• If you were my advice, you need to cook your food.

• If I were you, I would cook my food.

• You should to cook your food.

• Taking it from me, cook your food.

You are under pressure to improve your English – you need to speak to foreign clients on the phone and it’s difficult to understand them.

• You ought start a course very soon.

• If I was you, I would start a course very soon.

• You should start a course very soon.

• You shouldn't practice.

To improve your English, you ______ practice at least four hours on your own.

• Shouldn't

• ought

• better

• should

You would like to buy your colleague a birthday present. She is 35, quite sporty and single.

• You shouldn't to give any present.

• You shouldn't ought to give a present

• Why don't you buy her a good book?

• It's a good idea If I were you to buy her a book.