GIVING ADVICE
There
are a number of formulas used when Giving Advice in English. Here are some of
the most common:
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I don't think you should
work so hard.
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You ought to work less.
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You ought not to work so
hard.
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If I were you, I'd work
less.
•
If I were in your
position, I'd work less.
•
If I were in your shoes,
I'd work less.
•
You had better work less.
•
You shouldn't work so
hard.
•
Whatever you do, don't
work so hard.
- To do something
•
a. I think you’d better
…..
•
b. If I were you, I’d ….
•
c. It would probably be a
good idea ….. .
•
d. Take my advice and …. .
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e. I advice you to ….. .
•
f. How about …… ?
- Not to do something
•
a. I don’t think you
should ….
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b. I would not …, If I
were you.
•
c. You’d better not …
Using imperatives to give advice
We can use imperative verbs + '-ing' to
give advice. Let's look at some more :
•
Start going to
the gym.
•
Stop drinking so
much coke.
•
Consider switching to
brown bread and rice.
•
Try cycling to
work.
Example1
Boy : Bobby, why you don’t use a mask, wheather is not healty now becuase the
fumes.
Bobby : Yeah, I Fell also,the fumes is really disturb me.
Boy : Don’t worry, I think you’d better use this, for your
healty.
Bobby : Yeah,
thanks a lot Boy.
Example2
Helena : I’m
so confuse jason,I don’t know what of the gift for my boyfriend , tomorrow is
his birthday and the gift isn’t ready.
Jason : Oh..
I’ve online shop that very good about gift, here it’s.
Helena : Wooow
it’s very cool
Jason : I
think you should buy tshirt because this tshirt really cool and cheap!
Helen : Thank
you for idea
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