what-should-i-do课件4.pptVIP

Unit 2 What should I do? problem advice could / couldn’t should / shouldn’t I feel stressed out. I’m poor in English. I want to buy a new guitar but I don’t have enough money. I have some problems. Please give me some advice: New words 1. You shouldn’t play your CDs too loud. 2. I argued with my parents about my hairstyle. 4. I don’t think my clothes are out of style. 3. I had an argument with my parents. 5. I don’t want to surprise him on the phone. 6. You could give him a ticket to a ball game. 7. Maybe you should call him up. 8. Danger! Keep out! Listening My parents want me to stay at home every night. My brother plays his CDs too loud. I don’t have enough money. My clothes are out of style. Listening 2a could, should, should, could, could 2b 1. d 2. e 3a 4. c 5. b Conversation A: What’s wrong? (What’s the matter?) B: A: Maybe you should … B: I don’t think so. I … A: You shouldn’t … B: Well, that’s a good idea. New words 1. Maybe he could have a bake sale. 2. He doesn’t have any money, either. 3. She could get a tutor to come to her home. 4. That’s an okay idea. 5. Could you get a part-time job? 6. Maybe you should call “Teen Talk”, the radio advice program. 7. I need to get some money to pay for summer camp. I need to get some money to pay for summer camp. 3a You could … You should … get a part-time job borrow some money from your brother ask your parents for some money sell your CDs have a bake sale call “Teen Talk”, the radio advice program. discussion I need some money to buy gifts for my parents? A Canadian boy, Jim wants to practice his Mandarin. You left your homework at home. Your best friend is more popular than you. You lost your sports clothes. You don’t know where your ID card is. You don’t want to have P.E. classes. Your parents always argue. … … New words I like the original and fashionable clothes because I think they are in style. 2. M