The document provides examples of how to give advice using "should" and "shouldn't" with reasons. It includes sample sentences advising people on losing weight, dental health, and cleanliness. It then has an exercise to provide sensible weight loss advice using suggested verbs and connecting advice with reasons using words like "because", "in order to", and "so that".

1. Unit Four
Lesson Four

2. Use you should to give advice or you shouldn’t to advice someone
and always give reasons using because, in order to, to or so that.
Example:
1. You should eat garlic because it fights cold.
2. You should exercise in order to lose weight.
3. You should eat lots of fruits to stay healthy.
4. You shouldn’t eat a lot of sweets so that you do not gain
weight.

3. 1. My teeth are getting bad. What should I do?
2. My hands are very dirty. What should I do?
3. I gained a bit of weights. What should I do?

4. Give sensible advice to someone who wants to lose weight. Use the verbs in the box and
should or shouldn’t.
Do Eat Put Run See Stop
1. He should do more exercises.
2. He ___________ sugar in his coffee.
3. He ___________ a marathon. It’s too dangerous.
4. He ___________ sitting in front of the TV all
weekend.
5. He ___________ a large meal late at night.
6. He ___________ a doctor for more advice.

5. It is important that you give reason after you advice someone. Use the following
words to complete the sentences.
Because In order So that To
1. She should change her job because she is unhappy at work.
2. ____________ to save money, you shouldn’t eat in restaurants.
3. You should join a sports club ________________ meet more
people.
4. You should buy a suit __________ you look smart at the
interview.
5. _________________ it is raining, you should cancel the day trip.