The document discusses different modals used to give advice or make suggestions, including "should", "had better", and "ought to". It provides examples of how each modal is used, such as "you should try some local specialties" for suggestion, "you'd better slow down" to warn of consequences, and "you ought to obey laws". Exercises are also included asking the reader to fill in the blanks with the appropriate modal based on a given situation.

1. MODALSADVICE AND SUGGESTION

2. SHOULD…SHOULD + MAIN VERB (base form)EX:*you should try some local specialties. SUGGESTION*you shouldn't carry a lot of cash. SUGGESTION*Should I go to the movies tonight? No, you should stay home and do your English homework. ADVISABILITY*When you go to Berlin, you should visit the palaces in Potsdam.recommendation*You should focus more on your family and less on work. Advice* You should learn the lesson in order to pass the exam. SUGGESTION.

3. HAD BETTER…EXAMPLES:You‘d better slow down, or elseyou’re going to have a car crash.

4. You'd better avoid the stall on the street.

5. You had better your umbrella with you today.