Should and ought to

A: I have got a sore throat.

B: You ____________drink cold water.

• should

• shouldn't

• had better

• had not better

You're going to miss the school bus.

You ________________ hurry.

• shouldn't

• had better

• had better not

• oughtn\'t to

A: My husband snores a lot and I can't sleep.

B: I think you ________ warn him.

• had better

• shouldn't

• needn't

• ought

This meat doesn't smell fresh.

We ________ it.

• shouldn't eat

• needn't taste

• have to buy

• ought to not cook

A: Brenda has got a temperature.

B: ________________________________.

• She had better not see a doctor

• She had better not stay in bed

• She shouldn\'t have a cold shower

• She shouldn\'t go to the hospital

A: Alice is 80 kilos and she still eats junk food.

B: I think she _____________ go on a diet.

• should

• shouldn't

• mustn't

• can't

I have an important exam tomorrow.

I ___________________ to go out tonight.

• shouldn\'t

• had better not

• had better

• ought not

A: I have a bad toothache.

B: I think you_________ go to the dentist.

• shouldn't

• should

• ought

• had better not

A: I can't see the blackboard well.

B: I think________________________.

• you should sit at the back

• you shouldn't ask your teacher

• you had better sit close to the blackboard

• you had better change your class

A: My phone bill is enormous.

B: I think you__________________ .

• you not ought to talk too much

• you ought not to talk too much

• you ought to talk too much

• you ought talk too much