make a short dialogue for asking and giving suggestion expression!

I think you should . . .

I don’t think you should . . .

Why don’t you . . .

Why don’t we . . .

Let’s . . .

Why don’t we go to the movies tonight?

You could visit New York while you’re there.

Let’s go to the travel agent’s this afternoon to book our ticket.

What about asking your brother for help?

How about going to Hawaii for your vacation?

I suggest we take all the factors into consideration before we decide.

The above phrases for making suggestion and advice can be applied in the following short speaking situation

Man: I think you should buy the blue one.

Woman: That’s a good idea.

Man: I don’t think you should sell your car.

Woman: Thanks for the advice, but I really need the money.

Man: Let’s go bowling tonight.

Woman: Sorry, I can’t. I’m meeting a friend for dinner.

Man: Why don’t we go skiing on Saturday?

Woman: Sounds like a good idea. Where do you want to go?

Man: Why don’t you come with me to China?

Woman: Thanks, but I’ve already been there.

Answer:
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GIVING SUGGESTION
Elsa: "Lately I often feel pain on my shoulders Do you know why, Helen?

Helen: "I do not know, Elsa.You'd better go to the doctor to get well from the pain you feel on your shoulder now.

Elsa: "Thanks for your advice, Helen.

Helen: "do not mention it.


ASKING SUGGESTION
Rangga: "As a good friend of mine, I want to ask you a suggestion.

Mulyana: "What can I do for you?"

Rangga: "what should I do to make Akbar forgive me?

Mulyana: "hmm ..., That's not as hard as I think.
If you meet him later, you should dare to tell him that you feel sorry and sincerely want to apologize. I am very sure, Akbar will forgive you and you can be friends again.

Rangga: "Ok, Thank you for the advice you just said.

Mulyana: "You're welcome."


*Thanks*
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