Lesson 1

Lección 14/29 | Tiempo de estudio: 40 Min

Curso: English Level B1.2

Suggestions

Here are some phrases you can use:

🔊	What do you think?
🔊	Do you want to?
🔊	Is that okay with you?
🔊	How does that sound?
🔊	Are you up for it?

In English, suggestions are expressions used to propose ideas, recommend actions, or offer advice to others. They are commonly used in various situations, such as making plans, giving opinions, or helping someone decide. Here are some rules and usage guidelines for making suggestions:

Modal Verbs

Modal verbs are commonly used to make suggestions. The most common modal verbs for suggestions are "should" and "could."

Here are some examples:

🔊	You should try the new restaurant in town.
🔊	We could go for a walk in the park.

Question Forms

Questions can also be used to make suggestions. By asking questions, you imply a suggestion or seek the opinion of others.

Here are some examples:

🔊	How about going to the movies tonight?
🔊	What do you think about trying a different approach?

Let's / Let's not

The phrase "Let's" followed by a verb is a common way to make suggestions in a friendly and inclusive manner. "Let's not" is used to propose avoiding or refraining from a particular action.

Here are some examples:

🔊	Let's go out for dinner tonight.
🔊	Let's not argue about it anymore.

Using "Why don't...?"

The phrase "Why don't...?" is commonly used to suggest an action or propose a solution. It is often followed by the base form of a verb.

Here are some examples:

🔊	Why don't we have a picnic this weekend?
🔊	Why don't you try asking for help?

Polite Language

When making suggestions, it is important to use polite language to show respect and consideration for others. Polite phrases such as "Would you like to...?" or "Could you...?" can be used.

Here are some examples: