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1. • • The correct phrase is 'do you have any suggestions?' The word 'suggestions' should be in plural form to match the question 'any.' Using 'suggestion' in singular form would be incorrect in this context. Last Updated: March 20, 2024 Do you have any suggestions? This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.
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   Do you have a suggestion?

   • "Do you have a suggestion..." avoids the hypothetical, and simply asks whether the person does have a suggestion -- under the conditions as they actually exist. Both are entirely grammatical, but I'd guess the second fits your intent more closely than the first. You probably want suggestions in the real situation, not some hypothetical one.

   "Would you have a suggestion?" Vs. "Do you have a suggestion?"

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   What is a good example of a 'Do you have any suggestions'?

   • "Do you have any suggestions" is a correct and usable sentence in written English. You can use this sentence in any formal or informal written dialogue, such as emails, letters, or when composing a professional report. For example: "We have discussed this issue extensively, but I'm still not sure what the best course of action is.

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   What does 'I would suggest' mean?

   • In this context, 'I would suggest' sounds a touch more indirect and therefore polite than 'I suggest'. For example, 'I would suggest you choose the mushroom pilaff'. However, the meaning is similar to 'I suggest'. @RossLeicester 'I will suggest' is direct. This isn't used that often, and only in particular contexts.

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   What does 'I suggest that you do something' mean?

   • Boss: I'm sorry, but I need you this weekend. If you don't like it, I suggest that you find somewhere else to work [or: 'I suggest that you look for another place to work']. Explanation of the English phrase 'I suggest that you do something': 'I suggest that youdo something' is a formal way to give someone advice.

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   Is it possible to accept a suggestion?

   • You always have free will, even if someone suggested something to you remotely through magic or in person through hypnosis. You are the one choosing to accept or reject the suggestion.

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   What is the difference between that's only a suggestion and it?

   • The difference between ‘It’s only a suggestion’ and ‘that’s only a suggestion’ is that the former is more colloquial and almost an apology, while the latter refers back to a previous statement. For example, in the context of hiring remote software developers, you might say, ‘I suggest hiring from Turing.com, but it’s only a suggestion.’

   What's the difference between 'It's only a suggestion

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3. english.stackexchange.com › questions › 68512"Would you have a suggestion?" Vs. "Do you ...

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   2012年8月5日 · "Do you have a suggestion..." avoids the hypothetical, and simply asks whether the person does have a suggestion -- under the conditions as they actually exist. Both are entirely grammatical, but I'd guess the second fits your intent more closely than the first.

4. cn.linguee.com › 英语-中文 › 翻譯do you have any suggestions - 英中 – Linguee词典簡

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   Do you have any specific suggestions as to the form or contents of the summary [...]

5. www.linguee.com › do+you+have+any+suggestionsdo you have any suggestions - Chinese translation – Linguee

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   Many translated example sentences containing "do you have any suggestions" – Chinese-English dictionary and search engine for Chinese translations.

6. dictionary.cambridge.org › zht › 詞典SUGGESTION中文(繁體)翻譯：劍橋詞典 - Cambridge Dictionary

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   B1. an idea, plan, or action that is suggested or the act of suggesting it. 提議;建議. I don't know what to wear tonight - do you have any suggestions? 我不知道今晚該穿甚麼——你有甚麼建議嗎？ She made some very helpful suggestions but her boss rejected them all. 她提了些很有幫助的建議，但被她的老闆全部否定了。 [ + that ] They didn't like my suggestion that we should all share the cost.

7. englishrecap.com › polite-ways-to-ask-for-someones-opinion10 Polite Ways to Ask for Someone's Opinion - English Recap

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   You can also write “do you have any thoughts” as a more friendly way to get someone’s opinion. Generally, this is an honest and polite way to let someone know you’re happy to hear their ideas or opinions. So, you can use it when contacting coworkers.

8. english.cool › suggest「suggest」正確用法是？「建議」你來搞懂！ - 英文庫

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   首先，一起先來讀些例句認識 suggest 主要的兩種意思吧～ ① suggest 表示「建議」： I suggest that we take a short break and eat something. 我建議我們先休息一下並吃點東西。 Dad suggested that my brother apply for the job. 我爸建議我哥去應徵那份工作。 ② suggest 表示「指出」： The survey suggests that most customers are satisfied with our meals. 那份調查指出大部分的消費者對我們的餐點很滿意。

9. ludwig.guru › s › Do+you+have+any+suggestionDo you have any suggestion | English examples in context - Ludwig

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   "Do you have any suggestions" is a correct and usable sentence in written English. You can use this sentence in any formal or informal written dialogue, such as emails, letters, or when composing a professional report. For example: "We have discussed this