CONSOLIDATION. Reply to these people and give advice

Reply to these people and give advice. Use should and shouldn’t.

1. I feel so tired. – You should go to bed early tonight.
2. I stay in bed all day on Sundays.
3. I don’t have many friends.
4. My wife doesn’t understand me.
5. I have a headache.

PRESENT PERFECT (experience) + ever, never. [1, p.132]

Use the present perfect to talk about past experiences when you don’t say exactly when they happened. I’ve been to London. NOT I’ve been to London last year. My brother has worked abroad. For regular verbs the past participle is the same as the past simple (+ ed). We often use the present perfect with ever (= in your life until now) and never. Have you ever been to London? No, I’ve never been there.
Positive	Negative
I’ve (Ihave) beento London. You’ve (You have) been to London. He’s (He has) been to London. She’s (She has) been to London. It’s (It has) been to London. We’ve (We have) been to London. They’ve (They have) been to London.	Ihaven’t workedin a bank. Youhaven’t workedin a bank. Hehasn’t workedin a bank. Shehasn’t workedin a bank. Ithasn’t workedin a bank. Wehaven’t workedin a bank. Theyhaven’t workedin a bank.
Question	Answer
Have you worked in a bank? Has he been to London?	Yes, I have. No I haven’t. Yes, hehas. No, hehasn’t.

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