WorksheetsNM2 Giving Advices and Opinions
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
SHOULD, OUGHT TO AND HAD BETTER ARE USED TO GIVE _______.
Information
Advice
Expresses a subjective Opinion.
Ought to
Should
Expresses an objective view.
Ought to
Should
The meaning of HAD BETTER is often a little stronger. The speaker wants to say that there are __________ consequences if you ignore the advice.
negative
positive
If you have a stomach ache. You should take an aspirin.
If you have a headache. You should take an aspirin
You look awful! You ought to go back to bed
You look awful! You ought to go back to work.
Our dog is sick, I think we should go to the vet right away
Our dogs are sick, I think we should go to the vet right away
A: She feels cold
B. She ought to (a)
A: I have a toothache.
B: you ought to (a)
Peter feels chest pain.
He______ go to the doctor.
should
ought to
We are in class . You ________ turn off your cellphone.
should
ought to
Translate into Spanish.
Look that sign! You ought to stop here.
(a)
Translate into Spanish.
You Should study more for the math test.
(a)
Translate into Spanish.
Mary ought not to go to school with that kind of plants. It’s prohibited
(a)
Translate into English.
Tu deberías quedarte en casa.
(a)
You _________ give up smoking. It’s bad for you.
Had better
had better not
had not better
You_______________ get some sleep. You look tired out.
had better not
better not
had better
had not better
You___________________ eat a lot of sweets.
'd better
'd not better
'd better not
You________________ say that to Chris. He’ll be angry with you.
had better not
had better
TRANSLATE INTO SPANISH:
"YOU’D BETTER NOT LEAVE YOUR COMPUTER IN THE CAR. THERE ARE A LOT OF CAR BURGLARIES IN THIS AREA".
(a)
