Reported Speech: Advice

There are many ways to advise people to do something: You should bring an umbrella. I would bring an umbrella. If I were you, I would bring an umbrella. If I were in your shoes, I would bring an umbrella. You might want to bring an umbrella. It might be a good idea to bring an umbrella.

When we want to tell others what somebody advised us to do, we use this expression:

She advised them to bring an umbrella. Try these: “I think you should make the reservations early.” ______

“You might want to bring some extra money for food.” ______

“It might be a good idea to see a doctor.” ______

“If I were you, I would bring something to read on the train.” ______

“You should probably take some warm clothes.” ______

“I’d stick together so that you don’t get lost.” ______

“It might be a good idea to buy a map.” ______

“If I were in your shoes, I would leave early.” ______

“I think you should check the weather forecast.” ______www.bogglesworldesl.com