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✅ Formula 20: Is X suitable for (types of people)?
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1 Appropriateness Expressions
Native speakers will often use the following adjectives when talking about the appropriateness of an activity:
suitable for / unsuitable for
suited to / unsuited to
appropriate for / inappropriate for
advisable to [for] / inadvisable to[for]
You should talk about the appropriateness of the activity in question by
combining the
above adjectives with the following appropriateness expressions:
activity + ls/ are+ suitable /unsuitable for+ groups of people
Vigorous sports are usually unsuitable for elderly people.
it is + suitable / unsuitable for +groups of people + to verb
It is suitable for young people to many before the age of 25.
activity + is I are + suited / unsuited to +groups of people
Tai chi is particularly suited to retired and elderly citizens.
activity +is / are + appropriate / inappropriate for + groups of people
Riding motorbikes is inappropriate for very young children.
it is + appropriate / inappropriate for + groups of people + to verb
It is inappropriate for very young children to ride motorbikes.
Activity + is / are + advisable / inadvisable for + groups of people
Doing yoga is advisable for people with back problems.
it is + advisable / inadvisable that +groups of people + verb
It’s advisable that people with back problems do yoga.
2 Safety and Risk Expressions
Examples:
People should be very careful when swimming in the sea.
Inner-city traffic can be dangerous.
Elderly people who are not used to playing sports may injure themselves.
Certain drugs might be detrimental to people’s mental health.
Smoking can cause cancer.
Sitting too close to the television is likely to lead to eye problems.
Working too many hours can have a negative impact on one’s family life.
Note: When using safety and risk expressions, you must try to use different modal
verbs to qualify your statements and avoid making absolute statements, as in the
examples above. Modal verbs include can, may, might, be likely to, etc.
3 Adjectives & Expressions of Conditions and Benefits
Conditions
In moderation
If not abused
If not done to excess
If (type of people) +verb
If done under supervision
If we make sure we + verb
Benefits
can be beneficial
can be good/ excellent/ great for
can be useful (for)
can be safe
can be a good/ excellent/ great/fantastic way to + verb
Now look at the following examples of the above conditions and benefits combined:
In moderation, playing computer games can be constructive.
If not abused, alcohol can be enjoyable and good for the health.
If we don’t do it in excess, then weightlifting can be great for building strength.
If older people get a personal trainer, regular exercise can be excellent for their health.
If done under supervision, vigorous exercise/ adventure sports can be safe.
If we make sure we do it carefully, riding motorbikes can be a fantastic way to travel in the mountains.