Let’s solve this step by step.
This worksheet is about giving advice using three common English patterns:
1. “If I were you, I would…”
2. “I think you should…”
3. “Why don’t you…?”
The task says: One student picks a problem card (we’ll make up some simple problems), and then the other students give advice using those three patterns for each problem.
Since no specific problems are given in the image, we need to create our own realistic, everyday problems that a student might face — things like school, friends, hobbies, or home life.
Let’s pick 6 simple problems (since there are 6 blank spaces on the worksheet) and fill them out with matching advice using the 3 patterns.
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Problem 1: I’m always tired in class.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would go to bed earlier.
(2) I think you should stop using your phone before sleep.
(3) Why don’t you try drinking less soda?
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Problem 2: My friend never shares their snacks.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would bring my own snack next time.
(2) I think you should talk to them about how you feel.
(3) Why don’t you offer to share yours first?
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Problem 3: I forgot my homework again.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would write it down in a planner.
(2) I think you should set a reminder on your phone.
(3) Why don’t you pack your bag the night before?
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Problem 4: I’m scared to raise my hand in class.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would start by raising my hand once a day.
(2) I think you should practice answering questions at home.
(3) Why don’t you ask the teacher if you can answer privately first?
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Problem 5: My room is always messy.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would clean for 10 minutes every day.
(2) I think you should put things away right after using them.
(3) Why don’t you ask a friend to help you organize?
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Problem 6: I don’t know what to do during recess.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would join a game someone else is playing.
(2) I think you should bring a book or drawing pad.
(3) Why don’t you ask a classmate if they want to walk together?
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Final Answer:
Here are 6 completed problem-advice sets using the 3 required patterns:
Problem 1: I’m always tired in class.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would go to bed earlier.
(2) I think you should stop using your phone before sleep.
(3) Why don’t you try drinking less soda?
Problem 2: My friend never shares their snacks.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would bring my own snack next time.
(2) I think you should talk to them about how you feel.
(3) Why don’t you offer to share yours first?
Problem 3: I forgot my homework again.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would write it down in a planner.
(2) I think you should set a reminder on your phone.
(3) Why don’t you pack your bag the night before?
Problem 4: I’m scared to raise my hand in class.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would start by raising my hand once a day.
(2) I think you should practice answering questions at home.
(3) Why don’t you ask the teacher if you can answer privately first?
Problem 5: My room is always messy.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would clean for 10 minutes every day.
(2) I think you should put things away right after using them.
(3) Why don’t you ask a friend to help you organize?
Problem 6: I don’t know what to do during recess.
Advice:
(1) If I were you, I would join a game someone else is playing.
(2) I think you should bring a book or drawing pad.
(3) Why don’t you ask a classmate if they want to walk together?
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