Making suggestions

Week 10 DAL seminar Lesson 1.

Multiple Choice

Choose the suggestion.

• He works four days a week.

• Shall we go to Italy this summer?

Multiple Choice

Choose ONE sentence that is NOT A SUGGESTION.

• Why don't you ask Jack to help you?

• How about starting the meeting with coffee and cakes?

• Let's finish this project first.

• It's important to enjoy your job.

• Do you want to help me finish this project?

We can use these phrases to make suggestions.

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Read the phrases in red.

​Write in the chat at least one phrase for making a suggestion
(from the video).

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Watch a video and take notes.

You can use the transcript to help you answer questions on the next slides.

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Your teacher will now post the transcript in the chat.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is the best summary of the video?

• Yuna and Noelia have a long meeting and don't make any decisions.

• Yuna and Noelia share lots of ideas and work very well in a short meeting.

• Yuna and Noelia both get phone calls during the meeting.

Next 4 slides
- on each slide, you will see words from a sentence.

The words are in the wrong order.

You have to put the words in the correct order to make sentences.

Multiple Select

Choose ALL the POSITIVE phrases (= agree).

• Agreed, good idea.

• Yeah, sure.

• OK, no problem.

• No, I don't think so.

Multiple Select

Choose ALL the NEGATIVE phrases (= disagree).

• It's going to be difficult.

• Good plan.

• No, I don’t think that’s a good idea.

• I'm not really sure.

Open Ended

Your friend borrowed her classmate's laptop and broke it. Suggest something she could do.