'Should I Stay or Should I Go?'

Monday & Wednesday 10^th – 12^th November

We continued talking about rules and obligation. We also talked about advice and recommendations.

We give advice using should / shouldn’t.

Do you have a headache? You should take an aspirin.

You shouldn’t travel to Thailand during the rainy season. It’s dangerous.

Instead of “should” you can use “ought to.” “Ought to” is a little more obligatory than “should”; but the main difference is that after “ought” you need to

Song : “Should I stay or should I go?” but in this case ‘should’ sounds more like a suggestion.

Exercises, must/ should

We practised the expressions “would rather” and “would prefer to”

I’d rather have a hamburger for dinner.

I’d prefer to have a hamburger for dinner.

(I’d = I would)

Rather & Prefer- exercise

We practised the expressions “I think you should …” “I don’t think you should…”

I think you should book the tickets in advance.

I don’t think you should take too much luggage.

Remember:

I think I’ll go away next weekend.

I don’t think I’ll go away next weekend .I think I won’t go away next weekend.

We only use the negative form in “I think” “I don’t think”

And we finished the class laughing out loud (LOL)!

We started listening to two friends planning a trip to Thailand. We ended up talking about hangovers and films. Why? Because Thailand reminded you of the film “Hangover 2”. Then , we talked about film comedies such as “Scary Movie” “Airplane” “Hot Shots” “The Naked Gun” etc.

Have a nice week and weekend. See you on Monday!