I think I should + (verb)

Use this structure to talk about something that you feel strongly about doing.

• I think I should stop smoking.
• I think I should consult a doctor.

Conversation 1

First speaker: Excuse me. Is this the right way for the railway station?

Second speaker: No, you’re going the wrong way. Take that road. It’s down there.

Read the pieces of conversation given below.

Conversation 1

First speaker: Where are you from?

Second speaker: I’m from Kerala.

First speaker: I see. So how long have you been living in Mumbai?

Combine the following sentences using ‘and’ or ‘but’.

1. I like fruits. I like ice-cream.

2. My sister has curly hair. I have straight hair.

People often begin polite conversations by talking about the weather. That is probably because weather is a safe topic for conversation. Some examples of common weather-related conversation starters in English are given below.

Make sentences in the present continuous tense using the verbs given in the brackets.

Notes

At the tourist information office

The phrases and expressions given in this lesson will be useful to you when you are at a tourist information office.

• We’re looking for accommodation.