The document provides steps for giving advice: 1. Ask what the problem is 2. The person says they see a beautiful girl on the subway and want to ask her out but don't know how 3. Suggestions are made to buy her flowers or change your appearance which may or may not be good advice 4. The person should thank the advice giver if it's good advice and think about it if it's bad advice.

1. Giving Advice

2. Step 1 – Sad face

3. • What’s wrong?
• What’s the matter?
• What’s the problem?
• Are you ok?

4. Step 2 – The problem
• I see a girl on the subway every morning.
She’s beautiful and I really want to go on a
date with her, but I don’t know how to start
talking to her. What should I do?

5. Step 3 – The advice
• You could buy her flowers. (possible option)
• You should stand on her foot and then you
can apologise and ask her to go on a date.
(good idea)
• You have to / must get a haircut and change
your fashion style. Then she will like you.
(very important / 100% do it!)

6. Suggestions
• Why don’t you try and sit beside her?
• Have you tried smiling at her?

7. Step 4 – Good/bad advice
• Good – “That’s a great idea! I’ll try that.
Thanks.”
• Bad – “Eh, I’m not sure. Let me think
about that. Thanks.”

8. • Your boyfriend/girlfriend w
ants to get married and hav
e kids. You like your boy/girl
friend, but aren’t sure what t
o do. Ask your friends for ad
vice.

9. • You want to get a haircut
because you are very bored
with your hairstyle. You
a
ren’t sure which style to try
. Ask your friends for advi
ce.

10. • You went to the casino last
night and lost 500,000won.
Now you have no money f
or food or books this
mo
nth. Ask your friends for adv
ice.

11. • Your cellphone is very old, s
o you need a new one. Ask y
our friends for advice
ab
out which model to buy.

12. • You borrowed your friend’s
c
amera to use for a few days. Ho
wever, you left it in on the
sub
way this morning and now you h
ave to explain to your
friend w
hat happened. You can’t afford to
buy a new camera! Ask your frien
ds for advice.