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Asking For and Giving Suggestions
Asking For and Giving Suggestions
Clare: I really wanna go on vacation. But tickets for domestic flights are really
expensive. What should I do, Jerry?
Jerry: Maybe you can go to somewhere not too far . There are actually several
places near Jakarta that you can go for vacation, like Pulau Seribu. You only
have to take a boat. I bet it’s not that expensive.
Clare: Boats? No, I don’t think so. I can’t ride boats more than an hour. I would
get seasick.
Clare: I have visited all of that places before. I want to go somewhere new.
Clare: Now that sounds like a good idea! But how about the hotels? The flight
tickets are cheaper, but hotels might be more expensive. Do you have any
recommendation for good but cheap hotels?
Jerry: I think there are many good and cheap hotels that you can find on Air
BnB. But, here is a tip, don’t choose the one that is in the middle of the city,
instead choose the one that’s a little bit farther from the city.
Jerry: You don’t have to worry. You should just take the bus. The bus’ route
covers all part of the city. And I suggest you to get a tourism pass.
Underline the expression of Asking for and Giving Suggestions and the Responses in the
dialogue above!
SOME EXPRESSION OF SUGGESTIONS
Giving Suggestions:
Exercise : Pay attention to the pictures below, then give two suggestions to each
problem in the pictures!
For example:
Suggestions:
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2. ............................................................
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2. ............................................................
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2. ............................................................