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Advice

The document outlines phrases for asking for and giving advice, highlighting the difference between the noun 'advice' and the verb 'advise.' It provides various examples of questions one might ask when seeking advice and different ways to offer advice. Additionally, it includes conversational examples to illustrate the use of these phrases in context.

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Advice

The document outlines phrases for asking for and giving advice, highlighting the difference between the noun 'advice' and the verb 'advise.' It provides various examples of questions one might ask when seeking advice and different ways to offer advice. Additionally, it includes conversational examples to illustrate the use of these phrases in context.

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Functions: Asking for and Giving Advice

Bear in mind (remember) that the word advice is a noun, and advise
is a verb.

Asking for Advice

 What do you advise me to do?


 What should I do to……?
 What do you think I should do?
 What do you suggest…?
 What would you do in this situation?
 If you were me, what would you do?
 What ought I to do?
 What’s your advice concerning this issue/problem/matter?
Giving Advice

 Maybe/ I think you should ……


 If + subject + (simple past) + subject +would + (infinitive)
 You’d better + verb (infinitive)
 You ought to/should……
 I advise you to….
 It is better to……………..
 It might be a practical idea if you ………..
 My advice to you is + to + verb (infinitive).
 If I were in your shoes, I would…………………..
 If I were in your position/situation, I would ……….
Examples

Student A: I have a severe headache. If you were me, what would


you do?

Student B: If I were you, I would visit a doctor.

Student A: My English could be better. What should I do


to improve it
Student B: You’d better read more. I advise you to read more. It
might be a practical idea if you read more.

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