"Why don't you talk to your parents?" PPT courseware 8

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"Why don't you talk to your parents?" PPT courseware 8

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What’s Sad and Thirteen’s problem?

He can’t get on with his family.

Problems

My parents fight a lot, and I don’t like it.

My elder brother refuses to let me watch my favorite TV show. I don’t think that’s fair.

I always feel lonely and nervous at home.

Advice

You should offer to help. You could do more jobs around the house.

You could sit down and communicate with your brother.

Points

(1) get on with get along with...

eg. Can you get on with him? Can you get on with him?

How are you getting on with your classmates? How are you getting on with your classmates?

He is a person easily to get on well with. He is a person easily to get on well with.

(2) hang over, hang over, float on...

eg. The trees grow so tall that they hang over the river from either side. The trees grow so tall that they hang over the river from either side.

White clouds hung over the mountain peaks. White clouds hung over the mountain peaks.

(3) whatever any (thing), every (thing); no matter what, no matter what

eg. Whatever she did was right. Whatever she did was right.

I will do whatever you wish. I will do whatever you say.

Whatever does he mean?

We will never give up working, whatever happens.

Grammar Focus

Could, should, and shouldn’t are used to give advice.

When you say someone could do something, it means that your advice is just one idea of ​​many different ideas.

When you say someone should do something, it means that your advice is the best idea or the only idea.

Could is a less serious word than should.

Use the word could when you are not very sure of your advice.

Use should when you are very sure of your advice.

Problems

You left your homework at home.

Your best friend is more popular than you.

You are afraid of speaking in front of people.

Your best friend does nor trust you any more.

Your parents always argue.

Homework

Do you agree or disagree Mr. Hunt’s advice in 3a? Why?

Please write a passage about your opinion about it. (at least 50 words)

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