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2nd E-BOOK

Hi! Here you have the material to you continue in this important language to your professional develop as TSU. We want you to enjoy your e-book and obtain the most out of your dedication to learn this language. Your e-book is another useful tool which will strength the language competence level required worldwide. This specific e-book is about recommendations, where you will learn how to structure the modal verb should in affirmative and negative form to express recommendations and justify them.

SHOULD
Should is a modal verb. Modals help other verbs. It means they are used with other verbs to express different functions.

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
Should + the infinitive of the verb without to Should is used with all persons without changing its form. I You He/She/it We They + should + infinitive without to

Should is used: 1. To give advices. You should do your homework. 2. To express you opinion about what someone should do in a situation. I think you should work harder. Other examples: If its rainy you should take an umbrella The have a test tomorrow. They should stay at home and study. The doctor said: you should eat healthy food, you should walk one hour a day, and you should drink fruit juice and water.

He has a runny nose so he should drink tea with honey and take an aspirin.

He has a headache so he should take an aspirin.

He has a temperature so he should call the doctor.

He has a cut so he should wash and put on a band aid.

He has a stomachache so he should take some medicine.

VOCABULARY: DISEASES
Head - cabeza Headache dolor de cabeza Fever -fiebre Concussion conmocin cerebral Nose nariz Nosebleed hemorragia nasal

Sneeze estornudo Runny nose escurrimiento nasal Itchy nose picor en la nariz Sore nose nariz irritada Throat - garganta Cough - tos Dry Throat - garganta seca Sore Throat dolor de garganta Stomach estmago Stomach ache dolor de estmago Vomit vomitar Nausea nusea Muscles - msculos Cramps - calambres Strain desgarro/distensin muscular Skin - piel Rash - sarpullido Burn quemadura Cut corte Graze araazo Bruise hematoma, moratn, cardenal Fracture fractura Sunburn quemadura de sol Bite mordisco Sting picadura Blister ampolla

Cold resfriado Flu gripe Mumps - paperas Depression - depresin Measles - sarampin AIDS - sida Cancer - cncer Diabetes - diabetes Herpes - herpes

STD (Sexually Transmitted disease) enfermedad de transmisin sexual Skin fungus - hongos de la piel Anemia - anemia Anorexia - anorexia Dehydration - deshidratacin An Ear Ache - dolor de odo Hemorroides - hemorroides Hypertension - hipertensin Obesity - obesidad Varicose veins - varices Vertigo - vrtigo Asthma - asma Bird flu - gripe aviar Osteoporosis - osteoporosis Gastritis - gastritis Heartburn - acidez estomacal Cardiovascular disease - enfermedades cardiovasculares.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES
Shouldnt (should not) is used with all persons without changing its form.

I You He/She/it We They Example: We shouldnt arrive late to school. + shouldnt + infinitive without to

BECAUSE
We use because to express a reason. It is used before a clause (a sentence, subject, verb and complement).

Because introduces a cause or a reason. Id make a good journalist because I love writing. I wouldnt want to be a teacher because Im too impatient. I could be a teacher because Im very creative. I could never be a stockbroker because Im not good at making decisions quickly.

We also use Because to give the answer to the question Why?

Para preguntar por qu? se usa Why? A lo que se responde comenzando con Because. Why Because Why do you read this book? Por qu lees este libro? Because I have to study. Porque tengo que estudiar. Why are you happy? Because I finished school. Por qu Porque

Why are you going for holidays? Because I need to rest.

Why does she work so hard? Because she needs a lot of many.

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