GRUPO 2:

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PARTICIPANTS: Ruiz Córdova Johan Miguel / Piminchumo Rodriguez Mateo /
Llatance Guerrero Aileen
Gutierrez H. Eliana
Torres Mendoza Lucero
TEACHER: Miss Diana Lujan
I. VOCABULARY

TOOTHACHE STOMACHACHE FEVER

HEADACHE BACKACHE EARACHE

I. VOCABULARY

COLD FRACTURE BRUN

COUGH SPRAIN BROKEN

I. VOCABULARY

CUT BANDAGE
PAIN

PAINKILLER BLOW ASPIRIN

II. DEFINITION
IT IS A SPECIAL VERB KNOW AS A MODAL. WE USE SHOULD OR
SHOULDN’T TO GIVE SOMEBODY AN ADVICE OR SUGGESTIONS AND
SAY WHAT WE THINK IS THE RIGHT THING TO DO.

AFFIRMATIVE FORM:
(Subject + think +) Subject + SHOULD + Verb + C.
For example:
1. I think you should get a new job. Your job is so boring!
2 . You should go to the doctor. You look sick.
NEGATIVE FORM:
(Subject + think +) Subject + SHOULDN‘T + Verb + C.
For example:
1. You SHOULDN’T drink coffe in the evening. It isn‘t good for
your health.

INTERROGATIVE FORM:
WH-question + SHOULD + Subject + Verb + C?.
For example:
• If I have a headache, SHOULD I take an aspirin? YES, I should.
No, I
• What SHOULD I take for my stomachache?
shouldn’t
SHOULD IN PAST FORM:
• Is used, if someone didn’t do something important.
(You should have eaten. But you didn’t)
• If we do something wrong.

Subject + SHOULD/SHOULDN‘T + HAVE/ HAS +

Verb (Past Participle) + C.
SHOULD IN CONTINUOS FORM:
• It is used to refer to an action that should be happening at
the moment.
You should be shopping your medicine at this moment.

Subject + SHOULD/SHOULDN‘T +BE +

Verb (ING) + C.
 III. exerciseS
FROM THE BOOK
pg 63 - exercise 6
SHOULD STUDY

SHOULDN’T WATCH

SHOULD GO

SHOULD TAKE

SHOULDN’T DRINK

SHOULDN’T GO

pg 63 - exercise 6
IV. Should / shouldn’t
game
 TOOTHACHE
YOU SHOULD PUT ON A
CREAM.
YOU SHOULDN’T EAT ICE
HEADACHE
CREAMS.

YOU SHOULD GO TO THE STOMACHACHE

DOCTOR.

YOU SHOULD GO TO THE FRACTURE

DENTIST
DOCTORS SHOULD PUT A COLD
BANDAGE ON THE AREA

YOU SHOULD TAKE AN COUGH

ASPIRIN.
YOU SHOULD TAKE MEDICINE BLOW
AND REST.

YOU SHOULD TAKE CANDIES FEVER

FOR THE COUGH.
 V. SCENE
IN A HOSPITAL, DR.
LLATANCE IS THERE
AND A PATIENT
ARRIVES WITH A
SUPPOSED FRACTURE
IN HIS LEG.
THANK YOU!