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This document provides guidance on how to give advice. It defines advice as opinions, beliefs, values, or recommendations offered to guide another's actions or conduct. The document then offers phrases and structures for giving advice, such as using "should", "ought to", "why don't you", or "how about" for mild suggestions, and "must" or "have to" for stronger recommendations. It also discusses using "suggest" and "recommend" in the first or third person, as well as using imperative verbs plus "-ing" to directly advise someone through phrases like "start", "stop", "consider", and "try".
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