Give me advice!

Find your square by rolling the online dice.

The 1st determines the number from the top to the bottom.
The 2nd determines the number from left to right. Read the problem and give advice.
You can also ask and answer follow up questions and talk for one to two minute(s).

1 2 3 4 5 6
1 I want to I am afraid I have a I want to I’m always I keep
improve my of spiders very bad get fit so tired losing my
English and insects cold keys


2 I have very I’m not I don’t like I spend too I always I don’t sleep
noisy happy in having much time forget very well
neighbours my job online on the people’s
meetings Internet names

3 I’m very shy My house is I’m allergic My friend I always feel I don’t like
when I a mess! to cats and never very coffee
meet people dogs returns the nervous
things he’s before a
borrowed presentation
4 I have fallen My partner My eyesight I don’t I don’t like I don’t get
out with my spends too is getting know my friend’s on well
brother little time worse where to go new partner with my
with me on holiday boss

5 I am I want to I can’t sing I’d like to My I never
moving to a give up understand neighbour understand
new place smoking other doesn’t pick jokes
and I need people up after his
help better dog!
6 I want to My friend I don’t like My son I have I forgot my
buy a new never my never tidies trouble friend’s
car, but it is listens to furniture up getting up in birthday
very me anymore the morning
expensive

Ways to give advice

• You should(n’t)+ infinitive You should eat more vegetables!
• You should(n’t) have,+ past participle You shouldn’t have said that!
• You ought to + infinitive (formal) You ought to know better!
• It would be a good idea if you + past simple It would be a good idea if you helped her.
• If I were you, I would ... If I were you, I’d let it rest.
• You had better ... + infinitive You’d better not tell anybody!
• You will have to + infinitive You’ll have to do it again.
• It is time you + past simple It’s time you started acting your age.
• Why don't you ... + infinitive Why don’t you give it another go?
• You could always ... + infinitive You could always ask your sister.
• Have you thought about ... + ing Have you thought about selling your car?
• Imperatives (Don't ... Do ...) Don’t give up!