Can-Do Task: Give Advice
Can-Do Task: Give Advice
Think of a real-life problem — yours or a friend’s — about health, work, or study.
Your Task
Write 4–5 sentences giving advice about the problem. Use at least three different modals: should/shouldn’t, must/have to, or can/could.
Model Answer
“My friend is always tired at work. I think she should go to bed earlier. She shouldn’t drink so much coffee in the evening. She must talk to her manager if the workload is too heavy. She could also try taking short breaks during the day.”
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This lesson supports: I can understand and give simple instructions and rules (CEFR A2 Spoken/Written Production).
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