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2021-09-12 13:32:57 WRITING

Session #n25 , #n26 : ASKING FOR AND GIVING ADVlCE

ASKING FOR ADVlCE

To ask for advice, you can use phrases such as:

Do you think I should ...?,
Should I ... ?,
What do you think I should do?
Do you have any idea about ... ?,
I'd like to know what you think about ...
Can you think of anything that ... ?,
I was wondering if you ...,
What would you advise me to ... ? etc

GIVING ADVlCE

An informal Ietter giving advice should offer sympathy and encouragement, as well as specific advice with reasons. Each piece of advice is written in a separate paragraph.

Opening remarks
I was sorry to hear that ...
Cheer up/Don't worry too much.
Don't let it get you down.
I'm only too glad to help.

Result
This will/ would mean that ...
Then/That way ...
If you do this, you would ... so that you could/would ...

Closing remarks
I hope that this/my advice helps.
I/ Let's hope that things get better/ that everything turns out all right.
Let me know what happens.

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2021-09-12 09:22:13
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2021-09-11 12:35:59 ​​ Vocabulary class
Today's words are:

jump to conclusions
to form an opinion about something before you have all the facts
SYN Leap to conclusions

There may be a simple explanation. Let’s not jump to conclusions.
Breaking a habit, be it over-eating, over-drinking, biting your nails or jumping to conclusions, is a tall order.

misinterpret /ˌmɪsɪnˈtɜːprɪt $ -ɜːr-/ verb [transitive]

to not understand the correct meaning of something that someone says or does, or of facts that you are considering
SYN misread, misconstrue

Some parts of the report could be misinterpreted.
She had misinterpreted his silence as anger.

look out for somebody/something phrasal verb

to pay attention to what is happening around you, so that you will notice a particular person or thing if you see them

Look out for your Aunt while you’re at the station.
He’s looking out for a nice apartment downtown.

perspire /pəˈspaɪə $ pərˈspaɪr/ verb [intransitive] formal

if you perspire, parts of your body become wet, especially because you are hot or have been doing hard work
SYN sweat

Willie was perspiring heavily.
As he struggled to make the cut in Majorca, his lips were dry and his forehead was perspiring.

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2021-09-09 17:58:26 Wish

'Wish' is a verb which talks about unreal or imagined situations. Because of this, it has some unusual verb patterns:

A present wish
When we want to make a wish about a present situation, we use wish and a past simple or continuous verb.

I don't have my umbrella. I wish I had my umbrella.

She doesn't know the answer. I wish she knew the answer.

You're at work, but you wish you were playing football, right?


A past wish
When we want to make a wish about a past action or situation, we use wish and the past perfect [ had+past participle verb].

I'm so tired. I wish I had slept for another hour last night.

She knows she made a mistake. She wishes she hadn't been so silly.

You were right. I shouldn't have quit my job. I wish I had listened to you.


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