b) Use the phrases to give advice to: 1 a friend who has a splitting headache. (take a painkiller) ► A: I've got a splitting headache. B: You should take a painkiller. 2 your brother who feels tired. (go to bee) 3 your sister who's got toothache. (see a dentist) 4 a friend who always loses his keys. (not keep them in your pocket) 5 a friend who is nervous about her exams. (not worry so much) 6 your aunt whose feet hurt. (take off your shoes)

Advice for each situation:

1. A friend who has a splitting headache (take a painkiller): You should take a painkiller.


2. Your brother who feels tired (go to sleep): You should go to sleep.


3. Your sister who's got toothache (see a dentist): You should see a dentist.


4. A friend who always loses his keys (keep them in your pocket): You should keep them in your pocket.


5. A friend who is nervous about her exams (not worry so much): You should not worry so much.


6. Your aunt whose feet hurt (take off your shoes): She should take off her shoes.

Note: For point 6, the advice is given about 'your aunt', so 'you' in the phrase 'take off your shoes' should be changed to 'she'.