Daily life
Advice and requests
Words for giving guidance, sharing views and asking politely for help.
A1A2B110 words · 3 examples each
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advice
noun · 3 examples
- I asked my teacher for advice.
- Her advice helped me choose a bike.
- Can you give me some advice about growing tomatoes?
opinion
noun · 3 examples
- What is your opinion of this book?
- In my opinion, the blue coat looks better.
- We asked each person for an opinion.
suggestion
noun · 3 examples
- Do you have a suggestion for dinner?
- We tried her suggestion and moved the table.
- His suggestion was to meet at the library.
tip
noun · 3 examples
- She gave me a useful tip for cleaning glass.
- Here is a tip: water the roots, not the leaves.
- I learned this cooking tip from my uncle.
recommendation
noun · 3 examples
- We booked the hotel on her recommendation.
- Could you give me a recommendation for a good dentist?
- His recommendation helped us choose a reliable camera.
warning
noun · 3 examples
- We heard a warning about the storm.
- The guide gave us a warning before we crossed the ice.
- Her warning stopped me from touching the hot pan.
instruction
noun · 3 examples
- The first instruction is to wash your hands.
- I followed her instruction and closed the door.
- Please repeat the last instruction.
permission
noun · 3 examples
- You need permission to use this room.
- She asked for permission to leave early.
- My father gave me permission to borrow his bike.
request
noun · 3 examples
- She made a request for a quieter room.
- We received his request for help yesterday.
- The manager agreed to my request for a day off.
offer
noun · 3 examples
- Thank you for your offer of help.
- I accepted her offer to drive me home.
- His offer of a warm meal was very welcome.
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