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The document defines suggestion and outlines ways to ask for, give, accept, and refuse suggestions in English. It provides formulas and example phrases for each case. Asking for a suggestion involves using modals like "What do you advise me to do?". Giving a suggestion can use "should" or "ought to" for regular situations and "had better" for dangerous ones. Accepting a suggestion may use agreeing words like "yes" or "good idea". Refusing politely involves phrases like "Thanks, but that won't work because..." or "That's a good idea, but...".
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- 1. EXPRESSION OF ASKING, GIVING, REFUSING, ACCEPTING SUGGESTION/RECOMENDATION BY GROUP 6 CHRISTINE T. IKA RANIA A. SITI NURROHMAH NINA NURHILMA XI MIPA 3
- 2. DEFINITION AND PURPOSE OF SUGGESTION Definition of suggestion • Suggestion is an idea or plan put forward for consideration. Purpose of suggestion • To ask and give suggestion to someone and give responses to the suggestion whether accepting or refusing it. • To help someone who needs any suggestion or advice by giving our personal idea and opinion in our daily life.
- 4. ASKING FOR SUGGESTION Asking for suggestion is the way someone asking suggestione in English when we have a problem. Then, use the following formula : We can express with… • What do you advise me to do? • What should I do? • What ought I to do? • Do you have any suggestion for me? Modals + S + V1
- 5. GIVING SUGGESTION • In giving suggestion, there are two conditions / situations that we have to distinguish is, a situation which was mediocre and dangerous situation / emergency. • To give suggestion in a regular situation, then use the following formula : S + Should + Verb1 ( S + ought to + Verb1)
- 6. GIVING SUGGESTION • The situation 's bad / dangerous situation in which if severe , then use the following formula : Description : • S is the subject, the subject can be a noun, pronoun, and noun noun phrase • Verb1 is a verb • Should and ought to means " must “ S + Had better +Verb1
- 7. GIVING SUGGESTION We can express of giving suggestion with… • I suggest/ recommend that you + V1 • You really should/ought to +V1 • You’d better + V1 • I’d like to suggest that V1 • Can I offer you some advice? • Why don’t you/we + V1 • What if…
- 8. ACCEPTING SUGGESTION • The definition of accept suggestion means to willingly take, receive or agree to an object or idea. • In the expression of accepting the suggestion usually have the word " agree“ • We can express to accepting suggestion with.. • Yes, I’d like/ love to. • That sounds like a good idea. • I’ll do/try that. • Why didn’t I think of that? • Ok. Yes, let's. • What a good idea! • Why not? • Yes, with pleasure.
- 9. REFUSING SUGGESTION • Refusing is to say or show that you are not willing to do something that someone wants you to do • I tried that, but… • Thanks, but that won’t work/ help because … • That’s a good idea, but … • No, I’d rather not. • I don’t feel like it. • It’s a bad idea.
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