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How smart people say "What should I do?" | English from movies
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Theo or . I do?
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Theo So , but the ?
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Tutor and .
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The Baron of Arizona Griff, do you ?
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Tutor and .
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Kundun you do, ?
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Tutor and .
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Something in the Wind , 's my ?
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Theo , Hana. you do in my ?
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問題1
You need an idea from your manager about a late order. Which question fits best?
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問題2
Your close friend knows your situation well. You want their personal opinion. What do you ask?
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問題3
In "What's my next move?", what does move mean?
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問題4
Which sentence is correct?
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問題5
You are texting a coworker before a presentation. Which line is short and casual?
まず押さえたいこと
How smart people say "What should I do?"
Instead of "What should I do?", ask "What do you suggest?" when you talk to a boss or client, and "What would you do?" when you talk to a friend you trust. When you want to sound focused and ready to act, ask "What's my next move?" All three ask for advice, but each one fits a different person and situation.
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表現ごとの解説
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What do you suggest? 口調とニュアンス: Polite and open
Use it with a boss, client, or colleague when you want their idea and you're open to it. It's a little formal for a close friend, but it still works there.
“Griff, what do you suggest?”
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What would you do? 口調とニュアンス: Friendly and personal
Ask a friend you trust when you want their personal opinion, not an official answer. Avoid it in formal situations where the other person can't really put themselves in your position.
“What would you do, Holiness?”
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What's my next move? 口調とニュアンス: Bold and focused
Here, move means your next step, like in a game. Use it when you're ready to act and want a plan. It sounds too casual for a sad or serious personal moment.
“Well, what's my next move?”
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What would you recommend? 口調とニュアンス: Polite and professional
Use it with someone who has more experience, such as a manager, a shop assistant, or a waiter. It asks for their expert choice. With a close friend, it can sound a little stiff.
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If you were me, what would you do? 口調とニュアンス: Warm and honest
Use it when you want someone to imagine your exact situation. It works well with friends and family. It's longer, so it fits a real talk, not a quick question.
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What are my options? 口調とニュアンス: Calm and practical
Use it when you want a list of possible choices before you decide. It's good with banks, offices, and customer service. It doesn't ask for a personal opinion.
よくある間違い
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惜しい表現
What do you suggest me?より適切な表現 What do you suggest? / What do you suggest I do?
Suggest doesn't take a person right after it. Use it alone, or add a clause such as "I do." You can also say "What would you suggest?"
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惜しい表現
What you would do?より適切な表現 What would you do?
In a direct question, the helper verb would comes before the subject you. Keep "you would" order only inside another sentence, as in "Tell me what you would do."
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惜しい表現
If I were you, what would you do?より適切な表現 If you were me, what would you do?
You're asking the other person to imagine your situation, so they become you: "If you were me." People use "If I were you" when they give advice, not when they ask for it.
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