B1.1 UNIT 3

 

GRAMMAR

 

 

EXERCISE 1

EXERCISE 2

EXERCISE 3

EXERCISE 4

 

GRAMMAR

 1. Should – Strong Advice or Recommendation

• Used when giving a direct suggestion.
• Implies that something is a good idea.

Example:

You should eat more vegetables to stay healthy.

She should study more if she wants to pass the exam.

 

2. Could – A Suggestion or Possibility

• Used to suggest an option without being too direct.
• Implies that something is possible but not necessarily the best choice.

Example:

You could try talking to your manager about your problem.

We could go to the new restaurant if you want.

3. Would – Polite Advice or Hypothetical Situations

• Used to make advice sound more polite or hypothetical.
• Often used with “if I were you.”

Example:

If I were you, I would take that job offer.

I wouldn’t buy that phone; it’s too expensive.

Summary:

• Should → Strong advice (You should exercise more.)
• Could → Possible suggestion (You could try yoga.)
• Would → Polite/hypothetical advice (I would save money instead of spending it.)

 

EXERCISE 1

EXERCISE 2

EXERCISE 3

          1.    What is a good place to visit in your city? Why?

2.    What is the best way to get around your city? Why?

3.    How do you usually use public transportation? (bus, metro, taxi)

4.    What should tourists visit in your city?

5.    What shouldn’t people do in your city? Why?

6.    Is the public transportation in your city good or bad? Why?

7.    What is a popular place in your city? Describe the place.

8.    What advice should you give to someone visiting your city for the first time?

9.    What should I do if I'm feeling overwhelmed with work?

10. Where could I go to relax and clear my mind?

GAME 1

GAME 2

GAME 3