We should make a plan for the weekend.
Can you have a word with your sister?
You should give her a call and apologize.
Don't take offense. It was only a joke!
I made an excuse and left the party early.
Is it always wrong to tell a lie?
I'm really tired. Can we take a break now?
I nearly always tell the truth.
Complete the advice with should or shouldn't and the verbs below:
"It's really hot in here. We should open a window."
"My ears are hurting." "You shouldn't listen to loud music so often."
"I think we're lost." "Yes, we should look at a map."
"I only got 68% in my exam." "You shouldn't feel disappointed. That's a good mark!"
"My science project isn't very good." "Maybe you should spend more time on it."
"Do you like Reece's new shirt?" "No, but I don't think you should tell him that."
"I don't feel well." "You should go to bed early."
Write advice for these problems. Use "I think / I don't think you should..." and your own ideas:
"I think you should apologize to your friend and offer to replace the lost DVD."
"I don't think you should go to the cinema if you don't have any money. Instead, you could plan a movie night at home with friends or find free entertainment options."
"I think you should prioritize your schoolwork and finish your homework before worrying about your Facebook page. You can always catch up on social media later."
41.03 Listening summary:
Ellie is upset because she can't go to a family wedding.
Daisy is excited because her cousin has got a present for her.
James is worried because he can't finish his homework in time.
51.04 Matching dialogues:
Dialogue A - 4
Dialogue B - 5
Dialogue C - 3
Dialogue D - 1
61.04 Completing missing words:
Dialogue A:
Oh dear, I don't know what to do.
Dialogue B:
3. You should talk to him.
Dialogue C:
5. Can I give you some advice?
Just talk to him—everything will be fine.
Dialogue D:
7. I've got a problem.
No, I'm not very happy!
Объяснение:
1 Choose the correct verb.
1 We should make a plan for the weekend.
2 Can you have a word with your sister?
3 You should give her a call and apologize.
4 Don't take offense. It was only a joke!
5 I made an excuse and left the party early.
6 Is it always wrong to tell a lie?
7 I'm really tired. Can we take a break now?
8 I nearly always tell the truth.
2 Complete the advice with should or shouldn't and the verbs below.
1 'It's really hot in here. We should open a window.
2 'My ears are hurting." "You shouldn't listen to loud music so often.
3 'I think we're lost. 'Yes, we should look at a map.
4 'I only got 68% in my exam." "You shouldn't feel disappointed. That's a good mark!'
5 'I really like the girl next door." "We should invite her to our party!"
6 'Do you like Reece's new shirt?' 'No, but I don't think you should tell him that."
8 'I don't feel well." "You should go to bed early.
3 Write advice for these problems. Use "I think / I don't think you should..." and your own ideas.
1 I think you should apologize to your friend and offer to replace the lost DVD.
I think, by apologizing sincerely, you show your friend that you value their feelings and are willing to make amends.
2 I don't think you should go to the cinema if you don't have any money. Maybe you can plan a different activity that doesn't require spending money.
I think, you could plan a movie night at home with friends, where everyone can bring their favorite films or watch something together on a streaming service.
Listening Strategy
You do not have to understand every word in a listening task. Focus on the general meaning and try not to be distracted by words you do not understand.
МОЖЛИВІ ВІДПОВІДІ У LISTENING
41.03 Read the Listening Strategy. Then listen to three short dialogues. For each one, choose the best summary of the general meaning (a or b).
1 Ellie is upset because: b she can't go to a family wedding.
2 Daisy is excited because: b her cousin has got a present for her.
3 James is worried because: a he isn't ready for his music exam.
51.04 Listen to four dialogues (A-D). Match the dialogues with sentences 1-5 below. There is one extra sentence.
The person with the problem:
1 agrees that it is not necessary to tell the truth about it.
2 agrees to follow the advice but feels upset.
3 asks for advice but decides not to follow it.
4 gets angry when their friend gives advice.
5 does not get any advice from their friend.
Dialogue A: 3 asks for advice but decides not to follow it.
Dialogue B: 2 agrees to follow the advice but feels upset.
Dialogue C: 5 does not get any advice from their friend.
Dialogue D: 1 agrees that it is not necessary to tell the truth about it.
61.04 Listen again. Complete the missing words in these lines from the dialogues.
Dialogue A:
1. Oh dear, I don't know what to do.
2. Oh, I'm very happy!
Dialogue B:
3. You're right, Daniel. Just talk to him.
Dialogue C:
5. Can I ask you something?
6. Just talk to him—advice.
Dialogue D:
7. I've got a problem.
8. No, I shouldn't do that.