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Downloadable worksheets: GIVING ADVICE I Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Downloads: 397   SUGGESTIONS - APPOLOGIZING - ADVICE Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Downloads: 375   GIVING ADVICE (Part 2) Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Downloads: 331   Health Problems - Advice Level: elementary Age: 10-10 Downloads: 313   Giving Advice Level: intermediate Age: 11-17 Downloads: 258   LET´S PRACTISE REPORTED SPEECH! - PART III- COMMANDS, SUGGESTIONS, OFFERS,ADVICE, INVITATIONS,REQUESTS AND OTHER TYPES OF SENTENCES Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Downloads: 252

A. Choose the appropriate piece of advice to complete the dialogues.                                                Marla: Matt, don't you remember what the doctor said about your smoking habit? Matt: Yeah, honey, but I'm smoking less now! Marla: It doesn't matter how much you smoke, he said you shouldshouldn't smoke anymore.                                                                      John: Bart, I think you shouldI think you shouldn't take your oxygen mask. Bart: Don't worry! The mountain we're going to hike is not that high. John: But you do you want toneed to take your parka. It's cold up there.                                                                            Waiter: Are you ready to order, sir? Customer: I don't know which wine I'll have, the canadian or the chilean? Waiter:  You mustcould taste both, then decide. Customer: That's a good idea.                                                                                                            maybe you should    it's a good idea to    take    don't forget to    why don't you    do you want to    need to    could                                        Mom: Pat,  take your pills... Oh, and  a scarf, and  put on your hat...  take my coat?  to have something warm... Now, you  get the car. You  borrow your dad's. But be careful!... Oh, and Pat,  take your pajamas? Pat: Mom, I'll just hang out with some friends, so I don't need all these things. See you before midnight. Mom: Take care!