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Froggy Jumps Suggestions in EnglishOnline version Phrasal tips for suggesting by tefita mera 1 Which phrase is natural when proposing a gift by pointing at an item: What about ... or How about ...? a Let's this book b What about this book? c What do you think about it? 2 Which is used with a verb when suggesting an action: What about or What do you think about? a What about buying a gift card? b What do you think about gifts? c What about a book? 3 If you want to propose a plan: What do you think about ...? or Why don't we ...? a What do you think about a new phone? b What about a new phone? c Let's buy a new phone? 4 Which expression is a strong suggestion: We could ... or Maybe we should ...? a Sounds good! b We could go to the park. c Maybe we should ... 5 Which response shows agreement: Great! or That's a good idea? a Great! b I'm not sure. c Maybe, but... 6 How should you phrase a polite disagreement: Positive phrase + but + reason? a That's a good idea and I have plenty money. b I don't like it, but yes. c That's a good idea, but I don't have enough money right now. 7 Which is correct after What about, How about for actions: use -ing or base form? a -ing form b Neither form works c Base form 8 Choose the correct form: What about buying a book? or How about go to the cinema? a How about go to the cinema? b Let's go to the cinema c What about buying a book? 9 Which is a natural response to a suggestion with doubt: I'm not sure or That's a good idea, but...? a That's a good idea, but I can't. b Great! c I'm not sure. 10 What is the correct rule after Why don't we..., Let's..., We could... ? a Use the base verb b Use gerund only c Use -ing form

Froggy Jumps

Suggestions in EnglishOnline version

Phrasal tips for suggesting

by tefita mera

Which phrase is natural when proposing a gift by pointing at an item: What about ... or How about ...?

Let's this book

What about this book?

What do you think about it?

Which is used with a verb when suggesting an action: What about or What do you think about?

What about buying a gift card?

What do you think about gifts?

What about a book?

If you want to propose a plan: What do you think about ...? or Why don't we ...?

What do you think about a new phone?

What about a new phone?

Let's buy a new phone?

Which expression is a strong suggestion: We could ... or Maybe we should ...?

Sounds good!

We could go to the park.

Maybe we should ...

Which response shows agreement: Great! or That's a good idea?

Great!

I'm not sure.

Maybe, but...

How should you phrase a polite disagreement: Positive phrase + but + reason?

That's a good idea and I have plenty money.

I don't like it, but yes.

That's a good idea, but I don't have enough money right now.

Which is correct after What about, How about for actions: use -ing or base form?

-ing form

Neither form works

Base form

Choose the correct form: What about buying a book? or How about go to the cinema?

How about go to the cinema?

Let's go to the cinema

What about buying a book?

Which is a natural response to a suggestion with doubt: I'm not sure or That's a good idea, but...?

That's a good idea, but I can't.

Great!

I'm not sure.

What is the correct rule after Why don't we..., Let's..., We could... ?

Use the base verb

Use gerund only

Use -ing form

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by tefita mera

Which phrase is natural when proposing a gift by pointing at an item: What about ... or How about ...?

Which is used with a verb when suggesting an action: What about or What do you think about?

If you want to propose a plan: What do you think about ...? or Why don't we ...?

Which expression is a strong suggestion: We could ... or Maybe we should ...?

Which response shows agreement: Great! or That's a good idea?

How should you phrase a polite disagreement: Positive phrase + but + reason?

Which is correct after What about, How about for actions: use -ing or base form?

Choose the correct form: What about buying a book? or How about go to the cinema?

Which is a natural response to a suggestion with doubt: I'm not sure or That's a good idea, but...?

What is the correct rule after Why don't we..., Let's..., We could... ?

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