1. Introducing “Would” and “Should”
Imagine having a compass that guides you in making decisions. “Would” and “Should” are like your compass words—they help you express preferences and give advice.
2. Using “Would” and “Should”
- “Would” for Preferences:
When you want to talk about what you want or prefer, use “would.”
Examples:
– I would love to travel to space.
– She would like some ice cream.
- “Should” for Advice:
When you want to give advice or suggestions, use “should.”
Examples:
– You should study for the test.
– They should wear sunscreen at the beach.
3. Using “Would” and “Should” Together
Imagine using your compass words to offer advice and express preferences:
Examples:
– He would like to join the art club. (Preference)
– You should try the new restaurant downtown. (Advice)
4. Practice Time
Practice using your compass words in sentences.
