Language Function: Giving Orders, Advising and Warning

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LANGUAGE FUNCTION

GIVING ORDERS, ADVISING AND WARNING


GIVING ORDERS
• Be quiet!
• Take care!
• Come here!
• Put it there!
• Listen!
• Soften the order form with let’s or please.
• Let’s go now, shall we?
• Please listen to what I’m saying.
• Come with me, please.
GIVING ADVISING
Giving Advising means to give someone advice.
• You should …
• I think you should/ought to …
• You ought to………………
• I advise you to …
• If I were you, I would …
• I would recommend that you …
• You’d better tell …
• You must to …
GIVING WARNING
Not to do something To do something
Giving warning is the • Be careful of ….
expression which is spoken • Make sure you …
when we want to warn another • Be careful!
person because there is a • Look out!
danger or problem. • Watch out!
•Don’t push so hard on … • Make sure you don’t …
•Watch out! Be careful! • Be Silent.
•Don’t step on the grass! • Keep out of the reach of
•No smoking! children!
•No hunting!
•No camping without
permission!
•Do not cut down the trees!
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