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