Giving Advice

Giving Advice

https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/skills/speaking/upper-intermediate-b2/giving-advice

Multiple Choice

do / What / should / I / do? / you think

• What should I do think you do?

• What do you think I should do?

Multiple Choice

I’d / were / If I / talk to her. / you,

• If I were you, I’d talk to her.

• If I talk to her I'd were you.

Multiple Choice

a / sure / good idea. / that’s / I’m not

• That's not sure I'm a good idea.

• I’m not sure that’s a good idea.

Multiple Choice

try / could / you / Perhaps / phoning them.

• Perhaps you could try phoning them.

• Perhaps try could you phoning them.

Multiple Choice

resetting / Why / the password? / you / try / don’t

• Why don’t you try resetting the password?

• Why the try resetting don't the password?

Multiple Choice

you / I / suggested. / tried / what

• I tried what you suggested.

• I suggested what you tried.

Multiple Choice

Noelia is stressed because a client keeps emailing her about unimportant things.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Noelia thinks she should ask the client to stop sending emails.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Noelia likes Bob’s suggestion at first.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Bob had a similar problem in a previous job.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Bob suggests that the scar on his neck is from a snake bite.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Noelia follows Bob’s advice and it works.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Choose the more polite option.

• Tell me what to say!

• What do you think I should say?

Multiple Choice

Choose the more polite option.

• That's a really bad idea.

• I'm not sure that's a good idea.

Multiple Choice

Choose the more polite option.

• Just call her office!

• Perhaps you could try calling her office.

Multiple Choice

Choose the more polite option.

• Why don't you try doing nothing?

• You've done enough.

Multiple Choice

Choose the more polite option.

• Check with Sam before you do anything.

• If I were you, I'd check with Sam first.

Multiple Choice

Choose the more polite option.

• Oh, that's very good news.

• Fine. Good.

Multiple Choice

What do you think I …………………………………… do?

• should

• were

• doing

• sure

• try

Multiple Choice

If I …………………………………… you, I’d ask her to stop.

• should

• were

• doing

• sure

• try

Multiple Choice

I’m not …………………………………… that’s a good idea.

• should

• were

• doing

• sure

• try

Multiple Choice

Perhaps you could …………………………………… talking to Noelia about it.

• suggested

• do

• doing

• too

• try

Multiple Choice

Why don’t you try …………………………………… nothing?

• suggested

• do

• doing

• too

• try

Multiple Choice

Perhaps you could just …………………………………… nothing.

• suggested

• do

• doing

• too

• try

Multiple Choice

I’m not …………………………………… sure about that.

• suggested

• do

• doing

• too

• try

Multiple Choice

So, I tried what you …………………………………… .

• suggested

• do

• doing

• too

• try

Open Ended

Who do you ask for advice and why?