The document provides information about a weekly English lesson that will focus on learning how to ask for and give advice using "should" and "had better". It includes examples of using these terms to provide advice, express opinions, and suggest actions. The lesson also contains vocabulary exercises and reviews the differences between "should" and "had better".
The document provides information about a weekly English lesson that will focus on learning how to ask for and give advice using "should" and "had better". It includes examples of using these terms to provide advice, express opinions, and suggest actions. The lesson also contains vocabulary exercises and reviews the differences between "should" and "had better".
The document provides information about a weekly English lesson that will focus on learning how to ask for and give advice using "should" and "had better". It includes examples of using these terms to provide advice, express opinions, and suggest actions. The lesson also contains vocabulary exercises and reviews the differences between "should" and "had better".
The document provides information about a weekly English lesson that will focus on learning how to ask for and give advice using "should" and "had better". It includes examples of using these terms to provide advice, express opinions, and suggest actions. The lesson also contains vocabulary exercises and reviews the differences between "should" and "had better".
A word of advice Topic 6 should- had better ENGLISH
FORMAMOS TALENTOS This week,we will learn how to ask for/ give advice using should and had better. tch! Video time wa Let’s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= wz6otH0sVw4&ab_channel=GreenF orest If I were you.. What’s the first advice of this girl?
a. I'd ask him politely.
b. I'd ask him point-blank
c. I'd ask him angrily.
You’d better.. What’s the second advice of this girl?
a. confront him
b. talk him
c. shout at him I think you should.. What’s the first advice of this girl? a. tell him you saw him kissing. b. tell him you saw him and see how he reacts. c. tell him you’re cheating on him. You shouldn’t.. What’s the second advice of this girl?
a. be pathetic
b. be silly
c. be aggressive What is the best advice you have received from your best friend, family, teacher? VOCABULARY emotional problems Vocabulary What is the meaning of…
suffer from
To be a______ by an unpleasant condition.. What is the meaning of…
control
To have p_____ over something or somebody. What is the meaning of…
psychologist
someone who studies
the human mind and human e______ and behavior. What is the meaning of…
reduce
make something become l___. Vocabulary What is the meaning of…
a fear of
To be a______ of something or someone. What is the meaning of…
deal with
To take action in order to s____ a problem. What is the meaning of…
advise To tell someone what they s____ do in a particular situation. Advice Advise
What’s the difference?
What’s the difference?
It’s a noun that means a It’s a verb that means to
suggestion of how you recommend, to give should act in a certain someone information situation. about something or to give a suggestion. GRAMMAR should-had better He should finish his english project. He had better finish his english project or he’ll fail the course. Do you know the difference between them ? Should Had better
They are used to give advice, suggestion or opinion
👉 Had better is stronger than Should
He should finish He had better finish his his english english project or he’ll project. fail the course.
Here, the adviser expresses
Here, the adviser expresses a that something bad suggestion. It stands for (problems) could happen if should like “ it is a good idea” he doesn’t do it. What do we use SHOULD for? I need to lose weight to fit into my wedding dress What should I do? You should stop eating burgers and chocolates
To ask for advice To give advice I think everybody should watch “Joker”… It’s the best movie ever!
To express an opinion You’re tired, daddy. You shouldn’t go to work
To make a suggestion You should clean your room after you finish your classes.
To express mild obligation Grammar You should study hard if you want to get a scholarship.
Should/shouldn’t + bare infinitive refers to the present or future. Grammar You’d You hadbetter betterask aska a doctor if you are sick.
had better/had better
not + bare infinitive refers to the present or future, NOT PAST. In conclusion... Strongest
You had better do
your homework. 90 %
You should do your
homework. 40% weakest Before listening
How much do you know about phobias?
How much do you know about phobias? Agoraphobia is a fear of going outside and being in public places.
True False How much do you know about phobias? Claustrophobia is an anxiety disorder that causes an intense fear of enclosed spaces.
True False How much do you know about phobias?
Arachnophobia refers to the intense fear of spiders, or spider phobia
True False How much do you know about phobias? Dental phobia is a fear of dentists or of dental treatment.
True False Have you read advice columns in magazines or newspaper?
If YES, when was it ?
If NOT, today we’re going
to read one.
Are you ready?
Option 1
Writing Task: Write a text asking for advice Asking for advice When writing a text asking for advice: ● explain the problem and say how you fell ● use grammar and vocabulary ● use set phrases
Set phrases commonly used in a text asking for advice: Option 2
Writing Task: Write a text giving advice Giving advice When writing a text giving advice: ● be friendly and show that you understand the problems ● make various suggestions to help solve the problems. ● use grammar and vocabulary ● use set phrases. Set phrases commonly used in a text giving advice:
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