Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Suggestion"

A:

What they are saying is
“You can chose what to do, chose something that won’t be too crazy, but fun.”

A: It usually means someone is just giving a suggestion and not a command. For example "you should wear a red shirt with those pants. Just a suggestion." It's a polite way to give advice.

A: 他所提出的建議得到了惡劣的回應。

A: that question is wrong.

flat out is an emphasis phrase.

A: recomendaciones,sugerencias

A: Depends on age of course, but I raised 3 kids everyday all the way thru:
“Hey here’s a maze I want to do”
Could you help me with this maze?
Wow, here’s a good one!
I can’t seem to figure this out
Have you ever seen anything like this
I bet your teacher can’t do this one

A: may i have your suggestions on what books i should read?

A: This phrase is usually used to interrupt a discussion and share an opinion or idea about the topic being discussed.

As everyone argued over what the best solution was tom finally decided to share his idea. “If I may make a suggestion, I think I have a solution that will work for everyone.“

A: Present Perfect Continuous:
"I have been hungry all day."
"She has been driving since last night."

Future Perfect Continuous:
"I will have gone crazy by then."
"He'll have paid the workers by Friday."

A: @H-oon first one your sister makes a suggestion
second your sister convince you to accept someone's suggest

A: Hey suggestion is more like a tip or piece of advice that you give someone to help them. (carrying cash when traveling is a good suggestion for anyone planning to travel in Japan)
The proposal is an idea that you might give to someone. (The employee's proposal for a new company work schedule was turned down by the CEO)

A: tip - dritta
suggestion - suggerimento
advice - consigli
a piece of advice - un consiglio

A: advice (n.) an opinion or a suggestion about what somebody should do in a particular.
suggestion (n.) - an idea or plan that you offer for someone to consider.
Tip(n.)-a small but useful piece of practical advice.
Firstly, if it is about the degree of formality the least formal would be "tip" this is should be used in informal conversations it is not seen in essays or other "serious" and formal documents. (A tip is more direct; it's usually the bit of missing information the other person needs. a tip is an obvious small piece of helpful information). On the other hand you can use advice and suggestion In a more formal setting.
Secondly, the usage:
Advice is a term which is used in the sense to counsel. One can give advice for the problem or can simply give a solution. Advice, seems to be an opinion with command or control and even manipulation.
Ex. 1)If you need some advice about which courses to take, you can talk to the professors. 2)
Rely only on advice from health specialists.
A suggestion on the other hand is used in the sense of giving an idea. Suggestion, seems to be used as a plan or an idea without any command or control and manipulation. It is used to describe any suggestion in general.
Ex 1)Please give comments and suggestions for our new house.
Key differences: advice(means an opinion recommended or offered) while suggestion (an idea or a fact that is put ahead for analysis or consideration).

You also need to be careful with the usage of advice and advise; suggest and suggestion; hint and tip.

A: A suggestion is like a recommendation or advice.
"I suggest you set your alarm before you forget."

An offer is like a deal is being made or a favor is being done.
"I offered to cook dinner tonight."

A: "suggestion"

A: @FarjanaMikki
These are some methods I use when learning a language

1) find a website that offers the newspaper in English. See if there is a website that gives you the news in simplified English so it's easier for you at the beginning. You can read this at breakfast, for example, and take note of words you don't understand.

2) find a YouTube channel you like that is run by someone who speaks in English. That way you can learn the language and have fun. A lot of the time, there will be subtitles available for you as well. You could set these to be in your native language first, and then in English so you can see how the words the person is saying are spelled.

3) learn the lyrics to a song or to many songs that you like. It doesn't really matter if you understand at first because you will still get used to the pronunciation of the language, and you will remember words more easily because there is a tune!

Hope this helps! Good luck! 😊

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A: Lucky!!! <-ちょうど同じ意味ですよ

A: You could say tada!, or you could just make dadaaaan

A: Which account would you prefer to sign up for? :)

A: B should say "you've got to give it *a* try" - other than that, this is good!

A: "Why would I make a suggestion when I know it will be shot down?" is better

A: You could try reading magazines/newspapers like:

http://www.sciencemag.org/
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/
http://www.ajsonline.org/
http://www.wired.com/
http://techcrunch.com/

A: Here's what I heard:
"Hi guys, I'm learning to speak English, but I dare not to talk with friends because of being mistake ned. Could you suggest me, thanks."

It would sound natural and a bit more understandable like this: "Hi guys, I'm learning English, but I'm a bit too shy to talk with my friends cause I'm afraid of making mistakes. Do you guys have any advice? Thanks!"

Don't be shy! It's ok to make mistakes. Everyone does it, even with their own native language. Just relax, focus more on using English to communicate and focus less on making no mistakes. If you do that you'll learn pretty quickly. :)