Should / Shouldn't + Feelings — Feeling Nervous? Here's What To Do
Grammar: Should / shouldn't + adjectives of feelings
Free ESL grammar exercise on should / shouldn't + feelings themed around feeling nervous? here's what to do. Printable worksheet from classplan.ai.
What's on this worksheet
A Level 2 (elementary) ESL grammar exercise on daily life, practising should / shouldn't + adjectives of feelings. The worksheet has a short reading excerpt, a grammar reference and graded practice items.
From the reading
When you feel worried before an important event, you should tell someone you trust. When you feel tired and frustrated, you shouldn't push yourself too hard. If you feel excited, you should use that energy.
Grammar
- Feeling adjectives
- Use adjectives like nervous, excited, scared after feel or be. She feels anxious today.
- Should for advice
- Use should + base verb to give advice. You should talk to someone you trust.
Sample items
- I feel nervous. I ______ some deep breaths.
- She is scared. She ______ alone tonight.
- He feels bored at home. He ______ a new hobby.
Subscribe to access the full exercise
View Plans