ASKING AND GIVING ADVICE

ASKING AND GIVING ADVICE

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Dialogue 1:
Tourists: I’ve got terrible pain with my tooth I should do something about it.
                What do you advise me to do?
Teacher: Why don’t you go to the dentist. You’d better go there as soon as possible.
Student: I think so, too, but which dentist do you think I should visit?
Teacher: If I were you, I would go to Central Hospital. They are very good at this.

        Asking for Advice
        - Can you give me some advice?
        - Do you have any advice for me?
        - If you were me, what would you do?
        - Do you think I should tell the teacher?
        - Should I consult my parents about this matter?
        - We’ve got our bag stolen? What should we do?
        - What do you suggest us to do?
        - What is your suggestion?
        - What’s your advice?
        - What ought I to do?
     
       Offering Advice
        - I advise you to move to a new house
        - I suggest that you buy the motorbike next year
        - If I were you, I would stop cheating during the exams
        - I think you’d better study harder next time
        - You should consult your parents immediately before the matter gets worse
        - You’d better keep an eye on your bag all the time.
        - Why don’t you go to the police?
        - If you take my advice, you’ll go to the police.
        - You ought to/should avoid crowded places.
        - Have you thought about visiting the police station?
        - It might be a good idea keep an eye on your bag all the time.

        Declining To Give Advice
        - I wish I could suggest something, but I can’t.
        - I don’t know what to advise, I’m afraid.
        - I’m afraid I can’t really help you.
        - I wish I could help

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