Giving advice

You should take some exercise.

You ought to eat more fruit and vegetables.
Why don't you go jogging?

How about eating less sugary food?

For stronger advice you can use 'have to' or 'must':
You must see a doctor
You have to take her to see that movie. She'll love it!

Using suggest and recommend Using imperatives to give advice

I suggest taking a holiday. Start going to the gym.
I suggest (that) you take a holiday. Stop drinking so much coke.
I recommend going to bed earlier. Consider switching to brown bread.
I recommend (that) you go to bed earlier. Try cycling to work.
 Which tense do I use?
Present perfect to speak about work experience up to the present moment
or to talk about recently finished actions, or actions which have a strong
connection with the present situation.
“I have always enjoyed working with people.”
“I have worked freelance for my whole career so far, so I really want to
work as part of a team now.”
Present simple to discuss current job responsibilities
“I speak fluent Japanese and Korean.”
Present continuous to talk about something we are doing now.
“I’m working on a project with a company based in the UK at the moment.”
Past simple to discuss finished actions
“I studied engineering at the University of Bristol.”
 Exercice
1. They ________ (to redecorate) their house. It looks
much better!
2. My neighbor ________ (to have) her dog for 14
years.
3. It ________ (not / to rain) there for 3 months.
4. How long ________ (you / to play) chess?
5. Our daughter ________ (to take) private piano
lessons.
 Exercice
1. How long ________ (we / to wait) for that moment?
2. Marc feels great these days. He ________ (to date)
someone.
3. Sorry about the mess, I ________ (to try) to find
my glasses.
4. They ________ (to call) you for 2 hours!
5. You ________ (not / to pay) attention to anything
today. What’s going on?
 Exercice
Translate:

1. J’habite à Paris depuis 2005.

2. Il travaille dans cette entreprise depuis 8 ans.
3. Etes-vous déjà allés aux Etats-Unis ?
4. Ils n’ont jamais vu Titanic.
5. On vient juste d’atterrir.
 10 powerful words to use in an
interview
1. I can, I will
2. I look forward to

3. Opportunity
4. Experience
5. Skills
6. Goals
7. Flexible
8. Reliable
9. Leader
10. Example
 Sample 1
Hi! I’m Ankur, and I work as an Area Sales
Manager for WCT corporation.
I have a sales experience of 8+ years and have
honed my skills with workshops accredited by
industry professionals.
I’m an MBA (finance) from IIM, and my
professional achievements include the 2018 sales
drive that I led, leading to a 13% growth in
revenues for my company.
I have studied your company’s products and if
hired, I look forward to boosting your sales
manifold.
 Sample 2
Good morning/ afternoon! My name is Shilpa. It’s
very nice to meet you!
I'm a social media marketer with a special focus
on Instagram content marketing.
Along with 3 years of professional experience, I
recently completed my diploma in branding and
communication from BCS University.
I'm looking for an opportunity to apply my skills in
a new industry, such as yours.