1. Wrie down your woriries and work in pairs to comfort/console each other by using the model dialogue in Part A.
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Can we use both verbs, comfort and console in this sentence?
2.I am worried about my brother who is into computer games. Why don't you spend more time with him and give some useful advice to him.
3. I'm worried about my grandfather who is in the hospital. Why don't you visit him and care for him more often.
4. I'm worried about my weight. Why don't you exercise more often to lose weight. You can go on a diet as well.
5. I'm worried about my height.
Why don't you jump rope every day. You can play basketball game with your friends.
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Would you check the other four sentences? Thank you.
Yes, you can use 'console" and "comfort" in the same sentence. #1 is just fine.
2, 3, and 4 are fine, so far as sentence structure and vocabulary are concerned. You need to differentiate the two speakers, though, with quotation marks and attribution.
5, the same to differentiate the speakers, and note that "game" is singular. Are you playing A basketball game or games? We would say "a basketball game" or "basketball games". The word game is not necessary, though (it is correct!). "Basketball" is a noun and it is known to be a game, so we would probably say, "You can play basketball with your friends." It's more indefinite; it could be one game or a whole season.
OK. Thank you.
[Corrected ones]
1. Write down your woriries and work in pairs to comfort/console each other by using the model dialogue in Part A.
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Can we use both verbs, comfort and console in this sentence?
2.I am worried about my brother who is into computer games. Why don't you spend more time with him and give some useful advice to him?
3. I'm worried about my grandfather who is in the hospital. Why don't you visit him and care for him more often?
4. I'm worried about my weight. Why don't you exercise more often to lose weight? You can go on a diet as well.
5. I'm worried about my height.
Why don't you jump rope every day? You can play basketball with your friends.
5 is better now. :)
1. Yes, both the verbs "comfort" and "console" can be used in the given sentence. However, it is more common to use either "comfort" or "console" in a sentence, not both together.
2. Sentence checked: "I am worried about my brother who is into computer games. Why don't you spend more time with him and give some useful advice to him." The sentence is grammatically correct and conveys the idea that the speaker is concerned about their brother's excessive interest in computer games and suggests spending more time with him and providing helpful advice.
3. Sentence checked: "I'm worried about my grandfather who is in the hospital. Why don't you visit him and care for him more often." The sentence is grammatically correct and expresses the speaker's concerns about their grandfather's hospitalization. The suggestion given is to visit the grandfather more frequently and provide care and support.
4. Sentence checked: "I'm worried about my weight. Why don't you exercise more often to lose weight. You can go on a diet as well." The sentence is grammatically correct and indicates the speaker's worry about their weight. The suggestion offered is to engage in regular exercise for weight loss, and the optional suggestion is to follow a diet plan.
5. Sentence checked: "I'm worried about my height. Why don't you jump rope every day. You can play basketball game with your friends." The sentence is grammatically correct and communicates the speaker's concern about their height. The suggestion given is to perform daily jump rope exercises, and also play basketball with friends, which may help in enhancing height.