Question

4. Imagine a small dialogue between you and your best friend.

You are really fit and healthy, but your friend needs some advice.

Use expressions like these:

You should / shouldn’t

You’d better …

It might be a good idea to …

I think you should change some unhealthy habits, such as..

Answer 1

Resposta:

1- You should eat less fat food.

2- You shouldn't be so lazy.

3- You'd better change your lifestyle.

4- It might be a good idea to start a new routine life.

5- I think you should change some unhealthy habits, such as cutting out red & processed meats.

Explicação:

"Should" is used to say or ask what is the correct or the best thing to do, whereas "you'd better" is a kind of a warning meaning if you don't do that, something bad might happen to you.

Got it?

I hope it helps you

Answer 2

Resposta:

A: Hi Andrea! How are you?

B: Hi Laura! I'm fine.

A: You look really great! Are you working out?

B: Yes, I'm.

A: That's great!

B: I'm changing some of my unhealthy habits, such as lack of physical activities and eating junk food.

B: You’d better do the same.

A: You're right. I'm out of shape and always tired. I shouldn't eat such unhealthy food.

B: Actually I'm going to the gym righ now. You should come with me.

A: Why not!? It might be a good idea to exercise more.

B: Ok! Let's go!