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You think it would be a good idea for him to accept it.. I think you should accept the exchange visit.. You think it would be a good idea for your mother to make cranberry jam.. You thin

Should and Have To

A You are giving advice to a friend Use Should or Shouldn’t.

1 Your friend discriminates against foreigners. You should………

2 Your friend laughs at English customs

………

………

4 Your friend likes football, but doesn’t do any sport.

………

B This time, you give your opinion about something Use I think/I don’t think (somebody) should / shouldn’t:

1 Tom was offered an exchange visit to Spain You think it would be

a good idea for him to accept it I think you should accept the

exchange visit.

2 You think it would be a good idea for your mother to make

cranberry jam

………

…

3 You think it would be a good idea to live in a house above the

treetops

………

4 You don’t think it would be a good idea for your father to spend all

his time at football matches

………

C In this exercise, you have to use Should or Shouldn’t to say that

you think something will /will not happen

1 Do you think Tom will like Sweden? He should like Sweden, It

has got all the attractions he likes

2 Do you think he will learn to drive a boat?

……… ,He’s crazy about boats!

3 Do you think he will go back to Sweden?

……….He has no time to travel nowadays

4 Do you think he will relax in Sweden?

……….He and Titi are always rushing from place to place

D.Now you have to complete a sentence meaning the same as the

one that you are given

1 Why don’t we pick some blueberries? Tom suggested that we

should pick some blueberries.

2 You really must stay a little longer

………

3 I think it would be a good idea to take a nap in the afternoon

that………

4 You must come and have a beer with us this evening

………

E This time, you have to fill in the gaps, using Should/Shouldn’t or have to.

1.In Britain, you ………take lunch in one hour

2.You ………do your shopping until 6, as all the shops will be closed by then

3.If you like coffee, you ………like the Italian breakfast

4.In Italy, you ………….visit the Sistine Chapel

5.You …………get rid of stereotypes, if you want to enjoy your trip to Britain

6.In Britain, you ……….pay in pounds

7.British variety ……….help British people to accept differences between countries

8 You ……… be more polite to your parents.

9 He ……… cross the street when the traffic light is red for pedestrians.

10 The train to Glasgow is at 7 a.m., so I ……… get

up very early.

11 Every month, my parents ……….repay the

house loan.

12 The money my parents give me is very little and I still

………pay my fees.

13 As he broke his leg, he ……… use plaster and crutches for at least a month.

14 If you want to lose weight, you ……… try this diet.

15 I think football clubs ……….be excused from paying their taxes.

16 He stops work at 7 p.m and it’s now 8 p.m so I think

he ……… be at home.

17 Europeans who travel to non-European countries

……… get a passport.

18 The teacher suggested that I ……… go on a summer course to improve my English.

19 Erasmus candidates ……… fill in a lot of

forms.

20 The Art teacher recommended that we

………visit the Queen Sofia Museum to see the

original Sunflowers by Van Gogh.

21 To send an e-mail, you ……… be online.