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Grammar Portal to Grammar Listen
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The verb should Listen to James talking to his sister.
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What’s wrong with him? Tick.
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTIONS
I I I
You You you sore throat
He He he cough
She should eat She shouldn’t eat Should she eat?
It It (should not) it earache
We We we fever
You You you
They They they stomach ache
the lu
You should relax today.
You shouldn’t go out and play.
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Speak
Look at the prompts and write sentences. Use should
or shouldn’t. Talk in pairs.
1. I’ve got toothache.  (go / dentist) Student A
Imagine you’ve got one of the problems
in the vocabulary activity. Tell Student B
what’s wrong with you and ask him/her
2. Ted’s got a cough.  (drink / cold water) for advice.
Student B
Listen to Student A and give him/her
3. Jill’s got a high fever.  (call / doctor) advice. Use should/shouldn’t and some
of the ideas in the box.

4. I can’t get up in the mornings.  (watch TV / till late) • take medication
• drink / water

• drink warm tea or milk
5. I feel so tired.  (sleep / more) • have / warm soup
• eat / fruit and vegetables
• eat / sweets
• go / school or out
• stay / bed
• sleep or relax for a while
• listen / loud music
B Read again and find sentences to • watch TV
prove the following.
• exercise I’ve got a terrible
Frame 1 • have / shower headache. What
1. George’s mum thinks George is ill. • lie down should I do?
2. George’s mum thinks George shouldn’t I think you should
go to school. lie down for a
3. George doesn’t want to stay at home. while.
Frame 2
4. Mike is worried about George.
5. George thinks there’s nothing seriously
wrong with him.
Frame 3
6. George feels worse.
7. George is worried.
Frame 4
8. George has lost his voice.

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