Grade 11 English Quiz: Suggestions and Preferences

Using modal verbs for suggestions: What modal verb can be used to make a suggestion in English?

• can

• must

• should

• will

Using modal verbs for suggestions: Give an example of a sentence using a modal verb to make a suggestion.

• You should try the new restaurant in town.

• You could try the new restaurant in town.

• You might try the new restaurant in town.

• You must try the new restaurant in town.

Expressing preferences in English: How can you express your preference for something in English?

• I hate

• I despise

• I detest

• I prefer, I would rather, I like, I enjoy

Expressing preferences in English: Provide an example of a sentence expressing your preference for a certain activity.

• I prefer swimming in lava over going to the beach.

• I prefer eating rocks over having ice cream.

• I prefer skydiving without a parachute over taking a leisurely walk.

• I prefer reading books over watching TV.

Asking for and giving advice in English: How do you ask for advice in a polite manner in English?

• Give me advice now!

• I need advice, hurry up!

• Tell me what to do!

• Could you please give me some advice on...?

Asking for and giving advice in English: Give an example of a sentence asking for advice in a formal setting.

• What should I do in this situation?

• Can you tell me what to do?

• I need advice on how to handle this, please.

• Could you please advise me on the best approach to handle this situation?

Using polite language for suggestions: Provide an example of a polite suggestion in English.

• Would you mind closing the window?

• Why don't you close the window?

• Close the window, please!

• Shut the window now!

Expressions of suggestions: What are some common phrases used to express suggestions in English?

• I demand that...

• You should..., Why don't we..., How about..., Let's..., We could..., Have you considered...

• You must...,

• You better...

Expressions of suggestions: Give an example of a sentence using an expression to suggest a solution to a problem.

• Maybe you could ignore the problem and hope it goes away on its own.

• You should just give up and not bother trying.

• Just keep quiet and don't make a fuss about it.

• You should try talking to the teacher about your concerns.