BE / HAVE for describing personal appearances.

be + adjective
adjectives for personal appearances:
beautiful
handsome
nice
pretty
fit
muscular
good looking
chubby

have / has + (adj) noun

He has blue eyes.
She has long hair.
She has freckles.
She has big eyes.

My father is tall.
My father is medium height.
My father is 5 ft 6 in.
My brother is muscular.
My sister is on shape.
My sister is fit.

I have long hair.

I have curly hair.

My hair is curly.
My hair is long.

They are tall.

They are fat.
They are thin.
They are skinny.

They are wearing blue jeans.

SHOULD: for suggestions

SOULD + BASE FORM OF THE VERB (to, -s, ing)

should walk
should study
should visit
NEGATIVE: should + not (shouldn’t)

I, You, He, She, It, We, You, They + should + base form of the verb

Tourists should visit “Galapagos”.

Tourists shouldn’t visit “Galapagos”.
Should tourists visit “Galapagos”?
Yes, they should.
No, they shouldn’t.

INJURIES

A: I have a headache.
B: You should take an aspirin.
A: I burned in the beach.
B: You should apply some ointment.

A: I am really tired.
B: You should take some rest.

A: I miss my grandparents a lot.

B: You should make a phone call to them.

A: I am really thirsty.
B: You should drink some water.

A: My brother has a toothache.

B: He should go to the dentist.

A: My mom travels to Europe.

B: She should have some days off.

Next time, I am visiting Quito.

If you go to Quito, you should visit “la mitad del mundo”.