Perfect Grammar for Advice on IELTS

The video tutorial addresses common mistakes students make with the verbs 'suggest', 'recommend', and 'advise'. It explains the correct usage of these verbs, focusing on following them with verb ING forms and using 'that' clauses. The tutorial highlights that 'advise' can be followed by a pronoun, unlike 'suggest' and 'recommend'. It also points out common errors, such as misplacing pronouns and 'to' after 'recommend'.

Which verbs are commonly confused by students in writing and speaking tasks?

• Suggest, Recommend, Advise

• Run, Jump, Play

• Read, Write, Listen

• Eat, Drink, Sleep

What is the easiest way to use the verbs 'suggest', 'recommend', and 'advise' correctly?

• Start a sentence with them

• Follow them with a noun

• Follow them with a verb in the '-ing' form

• Use them at the end of a sentence

How can 'advise' be uniquely used compared to 'suggest' and 'recommend'?

• It can be used in past tense

• It can be followed by a pronoun

• It can be used without a subject

• It can be used only in questions

What is a common mistake students make with the verb 'recommend'?

• Using it with a pronoun immediately after

• Using it in the past tense

• Using it without a subject

• Using it only in questions

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• I recommend you to visit the museum.

• I suggest you to visit the museum.

• I advise you to visit the museum.

• I recommend to you visit the museum.