2024-09-25
16 分钟In this episode, we’ll explore useful expressions and structures that will help you speak more naturally and fluently in everyday English conversations. You’ll learn how to give and respond to advice using a variety of phrases commonly used by native speakers. From suggesting ideas to politely rejecting advice, this lesson covers the key expressions you need to feel more confident in daily communication.By the end of the video, you’ll be able to use these expressions in real conversations, en...
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Okay, well, in this particular lesson, we're going to look at advanced english expressions and phrases, useful phrases for giving advice.
Everybody that I know, most of the people like to give advice.
Not a lot of people like to get advice or to accept advice.
And often if they get it, they don't always take it.
Okay, but this is useful phrases for giving advice.
Now, really, really important to remember that the word advice is uncountable.
It's not advices.
It's never advices.
You give advice, you give a piece of advice, you can give several pieces of advice, you can give some advice.
The first piece of advice I will give you, but it's not never ever advices.
Okay?
So it's uncountable.
So we're going to go through different expressions and phrases that are useful to use when giving advice.
Most importantly is what comes after it, how we follow it, whether we follow it with infinitive or whether we follow it with the simple ing.