1. Subject + should + verb (base form) …
2. Subject + shouldn't + verb (base form) …
Use "should" to give advice or a recommendation, and "shouldn't" to say something is not a good idea. This is very common when talking about managing your time well.
Think of one thing you do every day and make a "should" or "shouldn't" sentence about it, e.g., "I should organize my desk before I start work."
Match the English time-management term to its Vietnamese meaning.
Complete the sentences with the correct term from the vocabulary list.
Minh's Busy Week
Minh has a very busy schedule this week. He has a deadline for his English project on Friday, so he made a to-do list to organize his tasks. Every morning, he checks his calendar and sets an alarm to remind himself of important meetings. His teacher told him, "You should focus on one task at a time and take a short break every hour." Minh tries not to waste time on his phone, because notifications distract him easily. Sometimes he still delays things and has to burn the midnight oil to finish on time. But this week, he built a new morning routine, and he feels much more efficient. His new goal is simple: stop working against the clock and enjoy his free time instead.
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