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Welcome back to Business English Pod for today's lesson on Business English idioms for giving advice and warnings.

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Everyone needs a bit of advice from time to time. Maybe we're dealing with a difficult colleague, or maybe we're deciding whether to accept a job offer. At some point we all turn to a colleague, a mentor, a boss, or a friend for a bit of guidance. And sometimes we get advice when we're not even looking for it. These same people might warn us about things we aren't even aware of.

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At some point, all of us will be called to serve on the other side of the advice equation. Colleagues and friends may come to us for help when they have problems. Our job is to advise, to warn, and to guide them. Whichever side of the equation you're on, there's lots of useful Business English idioms for these situations. It's these English idioms for advice and warnings that we'll learn today.

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In the lesson, we'll hear a conversation between two friends. Sheldon is having difficulties at work and is considering quitting his job. His friend Tanya is providing some advice and guidance on Sheldon's situation. She uses many English idioms of advice and warning in their discussion.

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Listening Questions

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1.\tWhat did Tanya previously advise Sheldon to do?
\n2.\tWhat does Tanya think Sheldon should do instead of quitting his job?
\n3.\tAt the end of the dialog, what does Sheldon say about his own approach?

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