Suggestion (Siswa)

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Lucy :You look upset, Adam. What's the matter?

Adam :Nothing. I don't want to talk about it.


Lucy :Come on. What's up?
Adam :Well, I've just got this text message from a guy in my class. He wants me
to take a photo of the Math exam paper tomorrow and then send it to
him. What should I do, Lucy?
Lucy :Well, whatever you do, don't cheat. That's for sure. They can expel you
for that.
Adam :Right.
Lucy :And I think you should tell your teacher.
Adam :What? Tell on him? I can't do that!
Lucy :OK, but you should tell him what you think.
Adam :Are you sure?
Lucy :Yes, definitely. Don't worry. I'm sure he'll understand.
Adam :Yes, you're right. Thanks, Lucy.

“A person who
never made a
mistake never
tried anything
new.”
Learning Goals

You will be able to understand the social function and the


expression of asking and giving advice/suggestion
You will be able to analyze the phrase used to ask and give
advice
You will be able to understand how to construct a grammatically
correct dialogue of expressions to ask and give advice
Social function: to facilitate interpersonal
communication between different people
Suggestions : are abstract and can be in form of solutions,
advice, plan, and idea. It can be accepted or refused.
Suggest : means to give suggestion that is to introduce or propose an
idea or plan for someone’s consideration
Asking for advice Giving advice

Do you have any ideas for me?  I think you’d better start looking
Do you have any suggestions for another job
me?  I suggest that we go out for dinner
tonight
What do you advise me to do?
 If I were you, I would stop expecting
Do you have any advice for me? her love
Would you mind giving me your  What about doing raising fund activity?
suggestion?  Perhaps, you should speak to her more
Can you tell me what I should loudly.
do?  Why don’t you talk to principle?
 You need to change your sleeping habits.
What should I do?
 Why don't you do your homework
Should I .....? before going out?
Accepting Declining

Yes, I would like to. No, I would rather not


Yes, I would love to. I don’t feel like it
What a good idea I dislike Swimming at noon
Why not? What an awful idea
That sounds like a good idea Etc..
Yes, with pleaseure
Yes, let's go. It is a good idea.
Dialogue Example:
Student : 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 to go there
as soon as possible.
Student : I think so, too, but which dentist’s do you think I should
visit?
Teacher : If I were you, I would go to Central Hospital. They are very
good at this.
Jordan : There are a lot of changes happening at my company. I’m worried I might
lose my job. Do you have any idea for me?
Isabel : Well. You had better probably start looking for something else.
Jordan : I guess so.
Isabel : At the same time, you had better try to keep your current job. They say it’s
a lot harder to find a new job when you’re unemployed.
Jordan : Is there anything I can do?
Isabel :Yes. There are a lot you can do. First, why not to talk to your boss? You get
along well, right? Why not asking for feedback on your work? Then, you
probably ought to tell your boss you're working on those things. You might
want to keep in touch with her by email
Jordan : OK. What else?
Isabel : Well, do extra work. You ought to take on extra tasks whenever you can.
And you could not complain about anything.
Jordan : That makes sense. Thanks. Isabela. I’d better ask you for advice more often!
LET’S MAKE A
PROJECT
With a partner, come up with an idea
and
create a dialogue about asking and
giving
advice on any topic.
Practice the dialogue with your
partner and
record in the form of video.

THANKS!
Any
questions?

https://youtu.be/MqbmaZ4Np24

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