Collocation
What do you recommend?
A polite question asking someone to suggest the best option or course of action.
Definition
'What do you recommend?' is a common English collocation. A polite question asking someone to suggest the best option or course of action.
What do you recommend + (for + noun / doing / that I + verb)?
“I am visiting for the weekend—what do you recommend?”
Examples
- I have one free afternoon in town—what do you recommend?
- I want to try something local to eat; what do you recommend?
- My laptop keeps crashing—what do you recommend I do first?
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- I am buying a gift for my sister; what do you recommend?
- For beginners, what do you recommend learning after the basics?
- I do not know which plan to choose—what do you recommend for a small team?
- I have a sore throat and a mild fever; what do you recommend I take?
- If I want a quieter beach, what do you recommend near here?
- Given my budget and timeline, what do you recommend we prioritize?
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