Improve Your Grammar - Stop Saying "Suggest Me" - English Like A Native

The video tutorial explains the verb 'suggest', its meaning, and how it differs from 'recommend'. It covers three main structures: 'suggest' plus noun, 'suggest' plus 'that' clause, and 'suggest' with ING form. The tutorial also addresses common mistakes, such as using 'suggest me', and provides examples for each structure. The subjunctive form is highlighted when using 'suggest' with 'that' clause, and informal usage without 'that' is discussed.

What is the main difference between 'suggest' and 'recommend'?

• 'Recommend' is less formal than 'suggest'.

• 'Suggest' always indicates the best option.

• 'Recommend' is more direct and usually indicates the best option.

• 'Suggest' is more direct than 'recommend'.

When using 'suggest' with a 'that' clause, what form should the verb take?

• Present continuous

• Past tense

• Base form

• Infinitive with 'to'

In informal situations, what can be omitted when using 'suggest' with a 'that' clause?

• The subject

• The verb

• The object

• The word 'that'

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'suggest' in the subjunctive form?

• My teacher suggests that she takes the exam.

• My teacher suggests that she take the exam.

• My teacher suggests that she took the exam.

• My teacher suggests that she taking the exam.

How is 'suggest' used with the '-ing' form of a verb?

• When the action is a command.

• When the action is hypothetical.

• When the action is in the past.

• When the person doing the action is not mentioned.

What is a common mistake when using 'suggest'?

• Using 'suggest' with an adjective.

• Using 'suggest' in the past tense.

• Using 'suggest' with 'to'.

• Using 'suggest' with a noun.

In which scenario can 'Can you suggest me?' be correctly used?

• When you are the noun being suggested.

• When suggesting a place to visit.

• When asking for advice.

• When recommending a book.