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Dialogue : problems and advice

1.Asking about a problem.

2.Stating the problem.

3.Sympathising and giving advice.

4.Rejecting the advice.

5.Reassuring and giving advice.

6.Rejecting the advice.

7.Giving advice.

8.Thanking for the  advice.

9.Responding to thanks.

10.Expressing appreciation.    .

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You're welcome. You know you need to trust her a little. Don't worry so much. Don't worry. As you say she's 18 now. Why don't you ask your husband to talk to her? My daughter is refusing to go on holidays with us. She wants to tour around Europe. Oh dear! If I were you, I wouldn't let her do that. That's not a good idea. He always takes her side. She can do no wrong in his eyes. I'll try not to. You're a good friend. I really appreciate your suggestions. I can't do that. She's 18 years old. Anyway, she won't listen to me. Is anything wrong? You look worried. Then you need to insist she phones home everyday.And get her friends numbers. That sounds like a good idea.That way she's sure to phone everyday.Thank you.