Giving advive to someone who is going on a trip

1. GIVING ADVICE
AND
SUGGESTIONS

2. GETTING READY
I am going backpaking around The United
States.
• What should I take?
• Should I take…?

3. Useful expressions to
give advice and
suggestions.

4. Expressions
using the
infinitive
Don’t forget to…
Don’t you want to..?
It’s a good idea to..
You need to …

5. Expression
using the bare
infinitive (base
form of the
verb)
You should take…
You shouldn’t take…
You could borrow…
Why don’t you…
Take…
I think you should…
Maybe you should…
Maybe you shouldn’t…

6. Example:
Advice and suggestions for a camping
trip
• You should take a hat.
• You shouldn’t take high heels.
• You could borrow a tent.
• Don’t forget to pack your flashlight.

7. Let’s have some
practice.
• “I think you should…”
A hiking trip in Los Andes.
Complete the suggestions to someone
going on these trips
• It’s a good idea…”
• “Maybe you shouldn’t…”

8. Sightseeing in
Paris
• Don’t forget…
•Maybe you
shouldn’t…
• Why don’t you…

9. A language course in Canada
•You need…
•You could…
•It´s a good idea…

10. Responding to
suggestions

11. Responding to
suggestions you
like
• That’s a great idea.
• I’d love to.
• That sounds great.

12. Responding to
suggestions you
don’t like.
• I don’t know.
• Maybe.
• I’d like to, but…
• I guess we could, but…

13. Pair work
Be ready for participating in 5 minutes

14. TAKEAWAY
• LOOK AT THESE TRIP IDEAS. MAKE
FOUR SUGGESTIONS TO
SOMEONE GOING ON THESE
TRIPS.
• Visiting relatives
• A homestay in Japan
• A working vacation in Australia
• A road trip through California