The task is to give advice using the words in brackets for each sentence.
Let’s go step by step:
1) “I smoke too much. (advise)”
→ We need to use the word “advise” to give advice.
Example: I would advise that you quit smoking.
Or: I strongly advise you to stop smoking.
2) “I’ve gained weight. (ought)”
→ Use “ought to” to give advice.
Example: You ought to eat healthier and exercise more.
3) “I am always tired. (better)”
→ Use “You’d better” to give strong advice.
Example: You’d better get more sleep or see a doctor.
4) “My computer keeps crashing. (about)”
→ Use “How about” to suggest a solution.
Example: How about restarting your computer or calling tech support?
5) “I forgot about my grandma’s birthday again. (if)”
→ Use “If I were you, I would...” to give advice.
Example: If I were you, I would set a reminder on your phone.
6) “My wardrobe is a mess. (why)”
→ Use “Why don’t you...” to suggest an action.
Example: Why don’t you organize your clothes this weekend?
All answers are now ready.
Final Answer:
1) I would advise that you quit smoking.
2) You ought to eat healthier and exercise more.
3) You’d better get more sleep or see a doctor.
4) How about restarting your computer or calling tech support?
5) If I were you, I would set a reminder on your phone.
6) Why don’t you organize your clothes this weekend?
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of giving worksheet.
