Advice & Choices
Let's review how to give advice and talk about imaginary situations!
Giving Advice
Second Conditional
Strong Advice!
Always use "were" for advice!
Grammar Review 🎬
Watch Teacher Sopheak explain how to use these structures naturally. Listen closely and practice speaking out loud!
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Recent Questions
Hi Panha! Good ear! Yes, native speakers sometimes say "If I was you" in casual, informal spoken English. However, "If I were you" is the grammatically correct form, and you MUST use "were" in writing and exams. It's safer to always use "were"! 💡
What is the exact difference between 'should' and 'ought to'?
Hi Minea! In meaning, there is absolutely NO difference. They both mean គួរតែ. The only difference is that "should" is much more common, and "ought to" sounds a little bit more formal. Just remember "ought" MUST be followed by "to"! 🎯
Teacher, can I say "If I was you"? I heard someone say it in a movie.