Giving Advice with Modals and Infinitives
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Which phrase indicates the strongest level of advice?

  • You ought to work very hard.
  • You had better work very hard. (correct)
  • You should be able to work out important themes.
  • Try to prepare yourself in advance.
  • What is the purpose of the infinitive form in advising someone?

  • To ask for permission.
  • To express a past action.
  • To suggest an action to take. (correct)
  • To indicate a completed task.
  • Which sentence expresses an advice that should not be followed?

  • You ought to work very hard.
  • You should not try to write down every word that the lecturer says. (correct)
  • Try to prepare yourself in advance.
  • Sit near the front of the room.
  • Which two phrases express similar meaning when giving advice?

    <p>You should and you ought to.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the advice 'You had better work very hard' imply?

    <p>It implies there may be serious consequences for not following it.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Giving Advice Using Modals and Infinitives

    • Modal verbs like "should," "ought to," and "had better" express advice.
    • Infinitives ("try," "sit") function in these sentences to describe actions recommended.
    • "Should" and "ought to" express similar advice, while "had better" implies stronger, more crucial advice.
    • Sentences a and b use infinitives and directly advise actions (e.g., prepare, sit).
    • Sentences c and d use "should" (and "should not") to offer advice on note-taking strategies.

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    This quiz focuses on the use of modal verbs like 'should' and 'ought to' to give advice, as well as the application of infinitives in advising actions. You'll explore how stronger recommendations are conveyed with 'had better' and practice sentences that illustrate these concepts in action. Test your understanding of these grammatical structures!

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