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A: What’s wrong? B: I’m really tired because I studied until midnight last night. A: Why don’t you go to sleep earlier this evening? Look at the problems in 1a and make conversations. Pair work 1c Example: A: What’s wrong? B: I’m so sad because my parents don’t allow me to hang out with my friends. A: Why don’t you talk to them? Click it. 2a Listen. Peter’s friend is giving him advice. Fill in the blanks with could or should. 2a 1. You _____ write him a letter. 2. You ______ call him up. 3. You ______ talk to him so that you can say you’re sorry. 4. You ______ go to his house. 5. You _____ take him to the ball game. could should should could could Listen again. Why doesn’t Peter like his friend’s advice? 2b 1.You could write him a letter. 2.You should call him up. 3.You should talk to him so that you can say you’re sorry. 4.You could go to his house. 5.You could take him to the ball game. a. It’s not easy. b. I don’t want to wait that long. c. I don’t want to surprise him. d. I’m not good at writing letters. e. I don’t want to talk about it on the phone. Advice Reasons Role-play a conversation between Peter and his friend. Pair work A: What’s the matter, Peter? B: I had a fight with my best friend. What should I do? A: Well, you should call him so that you can say you’re sorry. 2c A: What’s the matter, Lily? B: My bike is broken. But I have an examination today. What should I do? A: Why don’t you… Example: Look at this letter to a magazine and the reply from Robert Hunt, a school counselor. Complete the chart. Advice Problems 3a Relations between my parents have become difficult. They fight a lot. You could do more jobs around the house so that they have more time for proper communication. My elder brother is not very nice to me. You should sit down and communicate with your brother. 3b Do you agree or disagree with Mr. Hunt’s advice? Why? I agree/disagree with his advice because… I agree with