Complete the dialogues. Use should/shouldn't and the words in brackets.

Grammar Focus 2: should/shouldn't

You use should/shouldn't to give advice.

• + I/You/He/She/We/They should go to a film school.
• - I/You/He/She/We/They shouldn't go to a stunt school.
• ? Should I study there? Yes, you should./No, you shouldn't. Where should I go? You should go to a film school.

Exercise 1

1 A: I want to be an actor. Should I leave (leave) school now and go to Hollywood?

B: No, you shouldn't yet. You should (go) to theatre school after you finish school.

Exercise 2

2 A: I love working with animals. My parents want me to get an office job. What should I do?

B: Well, you shouldn't (work) in an office! You should (train) to become a vet.

Exercise 3

3 A: I'm scared of heights. Should I go (go) walking with the class this weekend?

B: Yes, you should, but you shouldn't (tell) the leader and you shouldn't (climb) any mountains.