To give recommendations in Spanish, it's common to use certain verbs and structures that convey advice or suggestions. Here’s a simple explanation in English: Verbs to use for recommendations: Deber (should) – to give advice. Example: Deberías estudiar más (You should study more). Tener que (have to) – to suggest something necessary or important. Example: Tienes que descansar (You have to rest). Es recomendable (it's advisable) – more formal way to suggest. Example: Es recomendable hacer ejercicio (It's advisable to exercise). Sugerir (to suggest) – to offer advice directly. Example: Te sugiero que hables con él (I suggest that you talk to him). Poder (can) – to offer an option or suggestion. Example: Puedes intentar de nuevo (You can try again). Structures: Imperative mood – for direct recommendations or commands. Example: Ve al médico (Go to the doctor). Key point: In Spanish, we often use conditional (e.g., deberías, "you should") or subjunctive (e.g., te sugiero que hables, "I suggest that you talk") when giving recommendations to make them polite or less forceful.