How do you ask for a suggestion?
How do you ask for a suggestion?
How do you ask for a suggestion?
Asking for Advice
- What do you suggest?
- What do you advise me to do?
- What should I do (about…)?
- What ought I to do?
- What’s your advice?
- If you were me what would you do?
- What do you thing I should do (about…)?
- What would you suggest I do..?
How do you give suggestions and advice?
Make a suggestion A suggestion or recommendation is another good way of giving advice that isn’t to direct. You can use the words ‘suggest’ or ‘recommend’ as in the example below. I would suggest doing more of an effort.
What is the difference between advice and suggestion?
Key Difference: The two words, advice and suggestion are co-related to each other, but an advice acts as a noun which means an opinion recommended or offered, while suggestion also acts as a noun which means an idea or a fact that is put ahead for analysis or consideration.
How do you reject a suggestion politely?
How to politely decline a request
- Understand the reason for the request.
- Brainstorm several solutions.
- Firmly, but gently, decline the request.
- Give a reason for declining the request.
- Offer alternative resolutions.
- As a last resort, ask for help.
- Turning down a meeting.
- Saying no to a project.
Is saying should a suggestion?
We often use should to give advice and make suggestions: You should tell him what you think.
What is the difference between a suggestion and advice?
One of the primary difference between advice and a suggestion is the level of formality. Advice is considered formal while a suggestion is supposed to be casual. This is not the same as the suggestion, which is just a clear plan or an opinion concerning the circumstance under consideration.
How do you say suggestions are appreciated?
It would be best to say, “Any comments or suggestions are welcome,” or “Any comments and suggestions will be appreciated.”
How do you welcome comments?
What sort of welcome are you offering?
- warm welcome. “Luckily the weather is on our side today!
- hearty welcome. “Here’s a hearty welcome, big and warm enough to encompass you all!
- cheerful welcome.
- cordial welcome.
- sociable welcome.
- genial welcome.
- convivial welcome.
- agreeable welcome.
What to say instead of should have?
Synonyms of should
- have (to),
- must,
- need,
- ought (to),
- shall.