Title LESSON 9 - What should I do.pdf ✅

Task 1: What is Sandra's problem? Read 3 pieces of advice here and guess what Sandra's problem is Sandra, you should remember to wear sunscreen the next time you go to the beach. Sandra, you should put on some aloe vera to ease the pain. Sandra, you should stay out of the sun until it heals. Some different expressions to give advice and recommendations to other people 1. Have you tried ...? 2. I (would) (strongly) suggest/advise that ... 3. If I was/were you, I'd ... 4. In my experience, ... works really well. 5. It's generally best/a good idea to... 6. One idea is to ... 7. One thing you could/should/have to do is ... 8. The best/most important thing (to do) is to ... Optional – Higher level 9. ... might work. 10. ... would probably work. 11. ... (always) works for me. 12. If I was/were in your place, I'd ... 13. If that happened to me/In that case/If I had that problem, I'd ... 14. My (main/personal) recommendation is/would be ... 15. You'd better ... 16. In this (kind of) situation, I (would) always recommend/advise ... Task 2: Practice giving solutions and advice using given expressions Divide everyone into two teams (Team A and Team B). A member from team A will come up and give random pieces of advice. If team B can guess what the problem is based on the advice, they will get a point, if they can't and team A can answer, team A will get a point. Take turns until everyone gives at least 1 advice. Task 3: Discuss questions 1. Is it a good idea to always give advice to people around you? Why/why not? 2. What do you think a “good advice” should be? 3. Do you prefer your partner to listen or to give advice? Why? 4. When you have difficulties, would you contact a family member, a friend or a specialist? 5. When do you need help from a specialist? What should I do? Intermediate CONVERSATION