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GRAMMAR

Should

To give advice

Use should – shouldn’t and the ideas below to make sentences about each picture.

1. You shouldn’t argue with your friends.

2. You shouldn’t eat too much ice cream.

3. You shouldn’t spend too much time in front of the TV.

4. You should get enough sleep.

5. You should get regular exercise.

6. You should take care of your pet.

  • Argue with your friend
  • Eat too much ice cream
  • Take care of your pet
  • Spend too much time in front of the TV
  • Get enough sleep
  • Get regular exercise

Words

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unless = if not

Rewrite the sentences using unless.

1. I won’t take you to the party if you don’t tidy your room.

2. If the children don’t behave themselves, they won’t go to the zoo.

3. If Jim doesn’t pay the electricity bill, it will get cut off.

4. If the students don’t study, they won’t pass their exams.

I won’t take you to the party unless you tidy your room.

Unless the children behave themselves, they won’t go to the zoo.

Unless Jim pays his electricity bill, it will get cut off.

Unless the students study, they won’t pass their exams.

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Use the notes to make sentences.

If you have an important test, you shouldn’t go to bed late.

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Use the notes to make sentences.

If you want to do well,

you should revise early.

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Use the notes to make sentences.

If you forget easily,

you should make notes.

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Use the notes to make sentences.

If you have a lot to study,

you should make a plan.

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Do you know the difference between ache and sore?

No!

Let’s learn!

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Ache

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Sore

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Ache or sore? Complete the gaps. Which are one word? Check in your dictionaries.

1. Head ………………

2. Tooth ……………

3. Stomach ………

4. ………… throat

5. Back ……………

6. Ear ……………

1. Headache

2. Toothache

3. Stomachache

4. Sore throat

5. Backache

6. Earache

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7. …………… eyes

Ache or sore? Complete the gaps. Which are one word? Check in your dictionaries.

8. ………… thumb

7. Sore eyes

8. Sore thumb

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Learn phrasal verbs.

Fall

apart

behind

out with sb

(to collapse)

(not able to do sth on time)

(to quarrel and stop being friends)

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To fall apart

To fall out with sb

To fall behind

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Match.

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Fill in the gaps with the appropriate particles. Make your own sentences.

  1. She has fallen ………………………… John because he lied to her.
  2. He had to stay in hospital for two weeks, so he fell …………………… with his lessons.
  3. I’ve had this toy train since I was a child, but now it’s falling ……………… .
  4. You’re falling ………………… with your rent.
  5. My old briefcase is falling …………………. I’ll have to buy a new one.
  6. He left home after falling ………………………… his parents.