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I need some new clothes. (go, shop)
If I were you, I'd go shopping.
It's my father's birthday on Saturday. (buy, present)
If I were you, I would buy him a present.
What would you do if you became a famous celebrity?
If I became a famous celebrity, I would.....
What would you do if you saw a robbery?
I saw a robbery, I would....
you. go were around if I I'd the traveling world
I'd go traveling around the world if I were you.
were for better you, If I'd a look I job.
If I were you, I'd look for a better job.
I'd call a doctor if I was you.
I'd call a doctor if I were you.
What is this?
Stressed
What would you do if you were offered a new job?
If I was offered a new job, I would....
What would you do if you got a big bonus at work?
If I got a big bonus at work, I would.....
If they're having time to spare before the train leaves, they're going shopping.
If they have time....they will go shopping.
If I'll feel lonely or bored, I video call my brother in New Zealand.
If I feel lonely or bored, I will video call....
If I am you, I'll stop eating so much junk food.
If I were you, I'd stop eating so much junk food.
Give advice using "Have you thought of": You should plan a marketing strategy with your team before you present it to your boss.
Have you thought of planning a marketing strategy with your team before you present it to your boss.
Give advice using "How about": We should meet our new clients for dinner at a nice restaurant.
How about meeting our new clients at a nice restaurant?
Use "If I were you to give advice": Andre wants to go outside in the rain.
If I were you, I would take an umbrella.
Use "If I were you to give advice": There is a car for sale that Mike wants.
If I were you, I would buy the car.
What is this?
amazed
What is this?
confused
What is this?
distracted
What is this?
lonely
What is this?
annoyed/irritated
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