A Read Julie's advice to Danny. Match the advice in bold in 1 – 4 with the explanations a – d.
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Grammar Focus
Complete the sentences with the words below.
Healthy lifestyle
Vocabulary
Does DJ Danny Bailey have a healthy lifestyle? Why? Why not?
[contain energy healthy heart skin lose put on]
1. I don't have any _____________ at the moment – I just want to stay in bed all day!
2. If you want to _____________ weight, you should do more exercise!
3. Put some cream on your _____________ before you go out in the sun.
4. My grandmother went into hospital for a _____________ operation.
5. Eating fresh fruit is an important part of a _____________ diet.
6. Potato crisps _____________ a lot of salt. You shouldn't eat too many of them.
7. I love chocolate but if I eat a lot of it, I _____________ weight.
should/shouldn't and must/mustn't
1. “Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. You mustn't miss breakfast … people who have a good breakfast live longer!”
2. “The government recommends that adults should get thirty minutes of exercise a day … So, perhaps you should leave the car at home, Danny?”
3. “Sleep is really important, Danny. You must get a good night's sleep. People who sleep well live longer than people who don't.”
4. “You shouldn't stay in bed too late in the morning, Danny, because it's more difficult to sleep at night when you get up late.”
a Julie thinks it's very important to do this.
b Julie thinks it's very important not to do this.
c Julie thinks this is a good idea.
d Julie thinks this isn't a good idea.
b Read Grammar2know and check your ideas.
| Grammar2know Should, shouldn't Use should/shouldn't to say something is/isn't a good idea or to give advice: You should drink two litres of water every day. (it's good for your skin) You shouldn't drive everywhere. (you don't get enough exercise) Notice the question form of should: What should I eat? must, mustn't Use must/mustn't to say that something is very important or to give rules: You must get a good night's sleep. (you will live longer) You mustn't eat too much salt. (it' bad for your heart) |
9. 2.19 Match 1 – 6 with a – f to make rules about running. Then choose the right word, must or mustn't. Listen and check.
| The Golden Rules of Running | Running is great exercise and doesn't cost anything … but you must be careful! 1.You must/mustn't warm up 2.You must/mustn't eat a big meal 3.You must/mustn't check with a doctor 4.You must/mustn't wear 5.You must/mustn't run late at night 6.You must/mustn't drink plenty of liquid abecause it can be dangerous. bimmediately after you run. cgood running shoes. dthat you are healthy enough to run. eafter you finish. fbefore you start running. |
10. Complete the advice for Freddie. Use should and shouldn't.
| Freddie has no energy. He can't get to sleep at night and he can't get up in the morning, so he's always late for college. |
1. You ___________ get up when the alarm clock goes off.
2. You ___________ have a shower when you wake up.
3. You ___________ leave the house without having breakfast.
4. You ___________ take more exercise.
5. You ___________ play computer games all evening.
6. You ___________ listen to heavy metal music in bed!
11. Read the situations 1 – 2. Use the prompts and your own ideas to give advice with should, shouldn't, must or mustn't.
| 1. George is a sixty-year-old man with a bad heart. He smokes, takes no exercise and puts a lot of salt on his food. |
· Stop smoking
· Eat so much salt
· Try to walk more
| 2. Jack has his A-levels in six months and wants to go to university. But he goes out every night, sometimes misses lessons and is getting very bad marks. |
· miss any more lessons
· have a good time at weekends but stay in during the week
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| Listen again and tick (V) true and cross (X) false. | | | Should/shouldn't/ Must/mustn't |