• Silent consonants 5
  • Answers The answers are recorded for students to check and then repeat. (The silent consonants are in bold ) cas t
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    1 I think you 
    should bring
    a scarf. 
    2 You 
    should
    go to the doctor. 
    3 I 
    should go
    to bed earlier. 
    4 You aren’t well. You 
    should
    stay at home today. 
    5 You 
    shouldn’t
    come to my house today – I am ill. 
    6 You 
    shouldn’t
    watch TV all day. 
    GRAMMAR WORKSHEET UNIT 13
    PRONUNCIATION
    Silent consonants
    5
     
    If necessary, check that students understand the 
    difference between a vowel and a consonant by asking 
    ‘Which letters in 
    should
    are consonants and which are 
    vowels?’ Point out that a silent consonant is a consonant 
    that we don’t pronounce. Ask the students to cross out 
    the silent consonant in each word, reminding them that 
    they are looking at consonants and not vowels.
    Answers
    The answers are recorded for students to check and then 
    repeat.
    (The silent consonants are in 
    bold
    )
    cas
    t
    le, clim
    b
    , ha
    l
    f, 
    k
    nife, lis
    t
    en, shou
    l
    d, ta
    l
    k, wa
    l
    k, wou
    l
    d, 
    w
    rong, 
    w
    rote

    Read through the example conversation as a class. Model 
    a good answer with a stronger student first. Point out 
    that the students can use one of the problems in Exercise 
    3 if they want.
    FAST FINISHERS
    Fast finishers
     
    produce a much longer conversation 
    using the health problems on this page or their own 
    ideas, perhaps at a doctor’s surgery. They practise their 
    conversation in pairs and then perform it to the class.
    Answers
    Students’ own answers
    COOLER
    Mime a health problem and ask: ‘What’s the matter with 
    me?’
     
    Encourage the students to ask questions. Then, ask 
    for some advice. They then do the same activity in small 
    groups. For example:

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