Modals of Advice

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

This meat doesn't smell fresh. We ________ it.

• shouldn't eat

• needn't eat

• have to buy

• ought not to 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

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

You ___ go to bed early. Tomorrow is Sunday.

• ought not to

• should

• had better

• shouldn't

Jason's room is always in a mess. He can't find anything. I think ___.

• he shouldn't tidy it

• he ought to tidy it

• he should to tidy it

• he had better to tidy it

I have a birthday party on Friday. Who do you think I ___ ?

• should invite not

• should invite

• ought invite

• had better invite