Giving advice in Spanish: tener que, hay que, deber and the imperative

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• You are tired. Complete: Tienes ___ descansar.
• Complete: Para estar en forma, ___ hacer deporte.
• Advise a friend who doesn't sleep much. Complete: ___ dormir más.
• Your friend is thirsty. Which sentence tells them to drink some water?
• You address a lady politely (usted). How do you tell her "Speak more slowly, please"?
• No tienes que venir means "You must not come, it's forbidden".
• Match each Spanish sentence to its meaning.
• Complete with deber: Ustedes [____] escuchar al profesor.