Suggestions and Reccomendations

We use ought to, should and had better to give advice or recommendation.

• TRUE

• FALSE

We don’t use had better to talk about future or to make general comments, instead we prefer to use should or ought to. It is because had better usually stronger than should and ought to.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Why don't you go with your brother to go to the movie?

What does phrases for...

• FORMAL

• INFORMAL

• BOTH

THE WEATHER IS FINE TODAY.

CHOOSE THE BEST RESPOND

• YES, THANKS

• YES, WHY DON'T WE GO TO THE PARK?

• YES, OF COURSE

• I SUGGEST YOU BRING AN UMBRELLA

SUGGESTION IS STRONGER THAN RECOMMENDATION

• FALSE

• TRUE

RECOMMENDATION IS STRONGER THAN SUGGESTION

• TRUE

• FALSE

ADVICE COMES FROM IDEAS COME BY PROCESSING THEM IN THE MIND WITH EXISTING BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE

• TRUE

• FALSE

SUBJECT + SUGGEST + GERUND

WHICH SENTENCE THAT APPROPRIATE THE PATTERN

• Sam suggest to have a meet.

• Arvid suggest to bring a food for lunch

• Lukas suggest having a dinner together

Had better also often implies a warning and more common in speaking.

• TRUE

• FALSE

We prefer to use should when the recommendation is in passive voice

• TRUE

• FLASE