We have learnt about how to ask for and give advice and suggestions on Asking For, Giving, and Responding to Advice and Suggestions. Now, let's practice more about asking for and giving advice through a dialogue in a video material.
A. Giving Advice Example Video
This video contains an engaging lesson designed for beginner ESL learners to explore and practice modal verbs and conversational phrases for giving advice. After watching the video, test your understanding by answering the questions in the exercise that follows.
B. Exercise
A. Multiple Choice Question
Answer the following questions by choosing the correct answer; A, B, C, or D.- Where does the conversation most probably take place?
- What relationship do the speakers most likely have?
- What is the topic of the dialogue?
- What is Mindy planning to do?
- What happens with Mindy's car?
- Which term best describes the car that Windy needs in terms of price?
- How often does Windy drive?
- What kind of car does Toni suggest Mindy buy?
- What will Mindy probably do after the conversation?
- Why does Toni ask Mindy a few questions before giving advice?
B. True or False
Based on the above conversation, state whether the following sentences are TRUE or FALSE.- Toni and Mindi were having a business meeting in their office.
- Toni said, "Do you mind if I ask you for some advice?"
- Mindy needs advice because she isn't sure about which car to buy.
- Mindy's car often breaks down because it's too old.
- Toni was busy so he refused to give Mindy advice.
- Mindy's car breaks down due to a traffic accident.
- Mindy drives her car every day.
- Mindy usually goes to the gym three times in a week.
- Toni usually goes shopping with Mindy on the weekend.
- Toni thinks that a small compact car will be the right choice for Mindy.
Small Talk | Making Small Talk | Everyday English, YouTube, uploaded by Learn English by Pocket Passport, Dec 21, 2019, https://youtu.be/dEMXThjVxRg