1. Talking about problems and difficult situations
Which sentence is correct?
a) She told me that she has a big problem yesterday.
b) She told me that she had a big problem yesterday.
c) She tell me she had a big problem yesterday.
B
a) I have a strong headache.
b) I am having a headache.
c) I have a headache.
C
Which of these is NOT a natural way to ask for advice?
a) What should I do?
b) Can you give me some advice?
c) What do you want me do?
C
Which sentence gives advice correctly?
a) You should to drink more water.
b) You should drink more water.
c) You should drinking more water.
B
When I was younger, I ______ (face) many difficult situations, but I always tried to stay positive.
➡️ Answer: faced
She can’t come to school today because she ______ (feel) sick this morning.
➡️ Answer: felt
I don’t know which subject to choose. ______ you help me decide?
➡️ Answer: Could / Can
You ______ (talk) to the teacher about the problem.
➡️ Answer: Should/Could talk
Think of a time you had a problem at school or at home. How did you describe it to someone else?
➡️ Possible answer: I told my teacher I was having trouble with my homework and asked for help.
What do you usually say when you need to tell a doctor about how you feel?
➡️ Possible answer: I usually say, “I have a sore throat and I feel very tired.”
Imagine you want to travel abroad but don’t know where to go. How would you ask your friend for advice?
➡️ Possible answer: I might say, “Where do you think I should go if I want to practice my English and save money?”
Your friend feels nervous before a big test. What advice could you give them?
➡️ Possible answer: I could tell them to study in small chunks, get enough sleep, and try to relax with breathing exercises.