This document provides examples and advice on using infinitives, suggestions with "why don't you", and conditional sentences. It also gives examples of using "should" and "ought to" to provide light advice, such as suggesting that one should study more if they want to improve their test scores, or ought to find a job if they need money.

1. GOING AWAY
SUMMERY UNIT 7

2. VACATIONS

3. GRAMMAR
Infinitives

4. Examples
O He does nothing except sleep.
O I can’t do anything but forget.
O Yes, I need the car to travel to California.

5. Advice and Suggestions

6. Examples
O
O
Why don't you ...?
Use this to give light suggestions or advices
O
O
O
O
O
Examples:
I want to travel to an interesting place.
- Why don't you go to Cusco.
I need to buy a good and cheap car
- Why don't you buy a Toyota
O
You can use the SECOND CONDITIONAL to give advices If I were you I
would .
O
Example
O
O
O
O
My wife always treats me bad
- If I were you I would divorce her.
I have a Visa for the USA but I like my country
- If I were you, I would travel to USA and make money.

7. Examples
O
O
Should / ought to We use these when our advice is light and not strong.
Should (S + should +verb + complement)
O
O
O
O
O
O
I feel tired
- You should go to bed,
I do not understand English
- You should study online at estudiaingles.blogspot.com.
Maria does not love Fernando
- She should tell me what she feels.
O
ought to (S+ ought to + verb + complement)
O
O
O
O
O
O
I got a 70% on my test
- You ought to start studying more.
I am getting fat.
- You ought to eat less.
I need money.
-Well, you ought to find a job.