Learn what you will use today.تعلّم ما ستستخدمه اليوم.
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Unit 1 · Introductions and essential sentences
Unit 2 · Time, numbers, and daily routines
Unit 3 · Shopping, locations, and directions
Unit 4 · Work and professional communication
Unit 5 · Travel and everyday services
Unit 6 · Digital life and technology
Unit 7 · Experiences and stories
- Talk about life experiences
- Separate the experience from when it happened
- Describe what was happening when something else happened
- Talk about past habits that have ended
- Put the events of a short story in order
- Say how long something has continued
- Say what is done and what is not done yet
- Describe a feeling and what caused it
- Show which of two past events came first
- Report what someone said
Unit 8 · Opinions, plans, and solving problems
Give suitable adviceقدّم نصيحة مناسبة
In this lesson
Advise a friend who has a problem at work.
The idea, simply
Use should + the base verb for ordinary advice: You should rest. The negative is shouldn’t. For a gentle suggestion, say Why don’t you …? or If I were you, I would …. Had better is stronger and warns of a bad result: You had better hurry. Do not put to after should: say You should talk, not You should to talk.
Examples
You should talk to your manager about it.
Why don’t you take a short break?
You shouldn’t work so late.
Lesson words
- adviceنصيحةThanks for the advice.
- shouldينبغيWe should leave early.
- suggestيقترحI suggest a different day.
- had betterمن الأفضل أنWe had better check first.
- worryيقلقDo not worry about it.
Lesson exercises
- Put the words in the correct order.
- Complete the gap: You ___ see a doctor about that cough.
- Choose the correct English sentence.
- Which sentence carries the strongest warning?
- Advise a friend who has a problem at work.