Giving Advice

•State the problem. • Tell the person what future problems this may cause. • Advise the person what he/ she should do or what would you do. •Tell the person how your advice will help in the long-term.

State the Problem.

•It seems that ( you are addicted to gambling.)• I think you are ( drinking too much soju.)• It is obvious that you are ( eating too much.)• It sounds like you are ( arguing too much.)

Future Problems.

•If you continue (eating junk food) you will suffer from heart disease.• This will cause further pain. • You will be (very sick.)• You could (die young.) • You might ( hurt yourself.)

Advise the person.

•You should ( eat less junk food.) •You shouldn t (eat junk food.)�• If I were you, I wouldn t ( smoke �cigarettes.)• I think you must ( talk to your wife.)• If I were in you shoes, I would ( take the money.)

Long-term benefits.

•I think you will be (happier.)• This will be good for (your health.)• This will help you to (give up smoking.) • If you do this you will ( be able to sleep.)• This will improve your (relationship with your wife.)

I am very shy and I have no friends.

State the problem.

Future Problems.

Give some advice.

How will this help in the future.

I am a computer addict.

State the problem.

Future problems

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How this will help you in the future.

I am overweight.

State the problem.

Future Problems

What should he do?

How this will help.