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Dialogue : problems and advice

1.Asking about a problem.

2.Stating the problem.

3.Sympathizing and giving advice.

4.Rejecting the advice.

5.Reassuring and giving advice.

6.Rejecting the advice.

7.Giving advice.

8.Accepting advice.

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You're welcome.Hey, look! Everything's fine. Isn't that your dog over there? What's the point? I've already looked.I'm so worried. I don't know what to do. If I were you, I wouldn't give him the choice.It's for his own safety.Why don't we ask the children to help ? What's the matter? You look upset. I know, but it's a bit complicated. He doesn't like wearing a collar. Oh dear ! We need to look for him. I'm really worried. My dog ran away. Yes, it is. Phew! What a relief! Ok,ok. Calm down.Does he have a collar with his name on it? You should always put a name tag on a dog. That's a good plan.Thanks for listening to me. I appreciate your help.