B: Yes, you should / shouldn’t.
4. A: I’ve got a cold.
B: You should / shouldn’t put on a jumper.
5. A: Should my brother buy a fast car?
B: He should / shouldn’t. They are very expensive.
6. A: I’m going to a party tonight. What should / shouldn’t I wear?
B: What about your new dress?
7. A: I want to get fit. Should I do more exercise?
B: Yes, you should / shouldn’t.
8. A: My leg hurts. Should I enter the race?
B: No, you should / shouldn’t.
Complete the sentences with the words in brackets in the correct form. 1. It’s my mum’s birthday next month. What ________________________ (should /
buy) her?
2. He feels tired. ________________________ (should / go) to bed early.
3. I’ve got an exam tomorrow. ________________________ (should / go) out tonight?
4. My brother and sister don’t know what to do at the weekend.
________________________ (should / have) a party?
5. To be healthy, you ________________________ (should not / eat) lots of chocolate.
6. To improve your English, ________________________ (should / study) every day.
7. I’ve hurt my leg. What ________________________ (should / do)?
8. Do you feel sick? ________________________ (should not / eat) lots of cake.
PRONUNCIATION Listen and circle the silent consonant in each word. 1. should
2. half
3. listen
4. knife
5. would
6. talk
7. walk
8. wrong
Number of correct answers: _________
Mark: _______ 6 Date: _______________ EXAM 4
