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7e Listen B Read Steve’s problem. I don’t know what to do.
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I couldn’t find mine, so
people your age usually have? What should he do? Yesterday I needed a tablet.
I took my brother’s. However,
• Who do they usually have I dropped it on the floor, and
problems with? now it isn’t working. I’m in
trouble! I’d like to fix it, but
friends classmates teachers family it will cost a lot of money.
neighbours teammates I haven’t told my brother yet.
He’s going to be so upset
• Who do you ask for advice? when he finds out!
What should I do?
• Do you always follow their advice?
• Does their advice usually help?
C Listen to two of Steve’s friends giving him advice and tick the advice they give him.
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You should give him your tablet. You should ask your parents for help.
You should promise that you won’t You should save up money to give to
take his things again without asking. your brother.
Speak
A Listen to the phrases in the tables and NOTE
repeat them.
B ROLE PLAY let/make + base form
ASKING FOR ADVICE GIVING ADVICE My parents don’t let me
Talk in pairs.
go out on weekdays.
Stating a problem Encouraging
My mum makes me tidy
I’ve got a problem Don’t worry. / Calm my room every Saturday.
with my brother. down. / Cheer up. Student A
Choose one of the situations below. Describe
The problem is that Everything will be (just)
he’s very messy. ine. your problem to Student B, say how you feel and
ask him/her for advice.
It’s going to be all right.
I hope everything goes You discover that your best friend has invited two
well. other friends over to his/her house for a sleepover
but not you.
Describing how You are tired all the time, and the school exams
you feel Giving advice are in a week.
I feel down/terrible/ I think you should talk Your brother/sister and you ight because your
helpless, etc. to him. favourite TV programmes are on at the same
I’m very/so/really You shouldn’t lie. time and you have to share the TV.
upset/scared/ Perhaps you should
confused/lonely, explain how you feel. Your parents don’t let you invite friends to your
etc. house because you may make a lot of noise.
You can/could ask your
I’m in trouble. parents for help. Your parents made you go to a summer camp.
I don’t know what to You don’t know anyone and you don’t make
do. friends easily.
Asking for advice Student B
Listen to Student A’s problem and give him/her
I need your advice. advice.
What should I do?
Can you please help The problem is that… I feel… What should I do?
me? Don’t worry. Perhaps you should…
Please tell me what
to do.
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