Exercise 21 Make offers for the following things and substances.

Model: Would / Wouldn’t you like a sandwich?

Some coffee, a slice of toast, some potatoes, an orange, some fruit.

Exercise 22 Make suggestions / invitations for the following situations.

Model: Would / Wouldn’t you like to come with us?

1. Your friend has nowhere to stay for the night. 2. You want your friend to join you for a meal. 3. You want your friend to come on an excursion. 4. You want your friends to have a holiday with you. 5. A friend has just come to see you in your flat. 6. There is a concert tonight and you are going with some friends. Invite them. 7. You are sitting in a crowded bus. There is an old lady standing.

Exercise 23 Which do you think is better – must or should?

1. You know, I think you... take a holiday. 2. Tell Mark he... tidy his room at once. 3. Visitors are reminded that they... keep their bags with them. 4. I’m sorry, but you... go. We don’t want you here. 5. I really... go on a diet. I’ll start today! 6. I suppose I... write to Aunt Rachel one of these days. 7. You absolutely... check the tyres before you take the car out today. 8. All officers... report to the Commanding Officer by midday. 9. You... have your hair cut at least once a week. 10. I think men... wear jackets and ties in restaurants.

Exercise 24 Complete these sentences with should+ infinitive of the following verbs: check, include, keep, listen, meet, plan, receive, refrigerate, and stay.

1. You... my reply. 2. This medicine... in a cool place. 3. Here’s someone you really.... 4. If you’re feeling ill, you... at home today, if I were you. 5. To have got a better mark, you... your answers more thoroughly. 6. According to the label, the jam... after opening. 7. I think you... to him. 8. As a scientist she... the experiment more carefully. 9. The information you send... details of courses taken at university.

Need, Dare

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