Giving Advice
Grammar: Should / Shouldn’t
Asking for Advice
Present Perfect
Finding a Job & Speaking
100

What should you do if you feel tired every morning?

You should get enough sleep.

100

Complete: You ___ go to bed late. (bad idea)

shouldn’t

100

Complete: What ___ I do?

should

100

Complete: I ___ written my CV.

have

100

What is a vacancy?

An available job position.

200

What does “avoid fast food” mean?

Not eat fast food.

200

Choose: You should (to study / study) harder.

study

200

What does “ask for advice” mean?

Maslahat so‘ramoq

200

What is the past participle of write?

written

200

What does write a CV mean?

Rezyume yozmoq.

300

Complete: You ___ drink more water.

should

300

Make a question: I should see a doctor.

Should I see a doctor?

300

Correct: “What I should do?”

What should I do?

300

Complete: She ___ never worked in an office.

has

300

Name two skills that are useful for a job.

Possible answers: communication and IT skills.

400

Correct the mistake: “He shoulds exercise every day.”

He should exercise every day.

400

Correct: “You not should eat too much sugar.”

You shouldn’t eat too much sugar.

400

Give one alternative to “You should talk to your teacher.”

Why don’t you talk to your teacher?

400

Correct: “Have you ever work abroad?”

Have you ever worked abroad?

400

An employer asks, “Have you ever worked with customers?” Give a positive answer.

Yes, I have. I have worked with customers.

500

Give two pieces of advice to a student who has a headache.

You should rest. You should drink water.

500

Give advice using because: Your friend is always tired.

You should sleep earlier because you are tired.

500

Your friend has two job offers. Ask for advice using a question.

Should I take the first job or the second one?

500

Make a Present Perfect question using: you / ever / have / work / with customers.

Have you ever worked with customers?

500

You have no work experience. Give a confident interview answer using Present Perfect.

I haven’t worked before, but I have learned useful skills at college.

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