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UNIT 6 - Lesson 2

► Making suggestions Simple expressions used form a question, give suggestions for a different activity, or give advice. Instead of using command technique

● There are several ways that we can make suggestions, either directly or indirectly. We can do this directly by putting forward an idea, that is, by making a statement.

Let’s book the tickets today.

This approach invites a response, such as simple agreement or the putting forward of a different suggestion.

That’s a great idea!

Yes, that sounds like a good idea.

No, that's too slow. Let's fly.

● When we make direct suggestions, the verb form used is the infinitive.

(infinitive (Base verb))

Let’s go camping in Wadi Rum.

Let’s book the holiday.

● We can make suggestions indirectly in the form of a question that is really a disguised proposal.

Why don’t we visit somewhere different this year?

How about going to Canada?

Shall we go to Canada this year?

● When we make indirect suggestions through questions, different verb forms are used – either the infinitive or the -ing form.

Why don’t we go skiing in Lebanon?

How about going on holiday to Jordan?

Shall we go mountain climbing in Switzerland?

Will / Won’t and shall

● We use will and won’t + infinitive to talk about future plans.

We will hire a car.

You won’t have time to visit Toronto.

● We use shall to make suggestions or ask questions.

We shall meet so that I show you my photographs.

Shall I call you when I get home?

● We put will (or shall) before the subject to form the question.

Will they take the train?

Shall we take a guidebook?

● To ask questions about the future, we may put a question word at the beginning of the question.

How will you travel to Malaysia?

How shall we manage without money?

Making suggestions

Directly

Indirectly (questions)

The form of the verb

Let’s book the holiday.

Why don’t we go skiing in Lebanon?

How about going on holiday to Jordan?

Shall we go mountain climbing in Switzerland?

infinitive

the -ing form

infinitive

Will / Won’t and shall

Future plans

suggestions or ask questions