USING should, ought to, why not to Give advice (10 marks)

) Your classmate is sick. Advise him to see a doctor. (ought to)
You ought to see a doctor as you are sick.

2) Your friend has a small flat. He wants to buy a dog. Advise him not to. (should)
You should not buy (I prefer to use the word "own" rather than "buy") a dog as your flat is small.

3) It is raining. Advise your classmate not to play football. (should)
You should not play football as it is raining.

Your friend is very kind and caring. Advise him to become a nurse. (why not)
You are very kind and caring, why don't you become a nurse?

5) Your classmate has a test next week. Advise her not to be lazy. (ought to)
You ought not to be lazy as you will have a test next week.



2008-08-07 09:49:17 補充：
Another saying for sentence no. 5
You ought to be hard working as you will have a test next week.

1. You ought to see a doctor because you are sick.
2. You should not buy a dog because your flat is small.
3. You should not play football because it is raining.
4. Why not become a nurse as you are very kind and caring?
5. You ought not to be lazy because you have a test next week.

1) You ought to advise your classmate to see a doctor.
2) You should advise your friend not to buy a dog.
3) You should advise your classmate not to play football.
4) Why don't you advise your friend to become a nurse?
5) You ought to advise your classmate not to be lazy.

1) You are sick and you ought to see a doctor.
2) You have a small flat and you should not buy a dog.
3) It is raining and you should not play football.
4) You are very kind and caring so why not trying to become a nurse.
5) You have a test next week so you ought to study hard.