Persuading and Encouraging, Preventing Someone from Doing Something


Persuading
Persuading is an expression to persuade someone. So, someone want to do something as like as persuader’s request.

Expressions of Persuading :
§   Are you really sure you can’t/couldn’t...?
§   Don’t be so silly!
§   I really think it would be a pity if we didn’t...
§   Are you quite sure you won’t consider...?
§   Buy me this one, Mom, please ?
§   I really think you’d do well to...
§   Oh, come on!
§   Can’t I persuade you to...
§   Let’s join... You won’t regret it.
§   I’m begging you. Will you...?
§   Just this once!
§   How I can persuade you to…?
§   Won't you… Please?
§   Why don't you…?
§   You're not going to let me down, are you?
§   Not even for me/for my sake?

Encouraging
Encouraging is an expressions to give someone support or motivation to do something so he/she can achieve the goals.
How to Encourage Someone ???
If your goal is to learn how to encourage someone, follow the quick below guide:
1. Praise
2. Show people their strength
3. Show appreciation
4. Believe in them
5. Be a positive role model
Expressions of Encouraging :
§  Don’t worry. I’m sure you’ll do better the next time.
§  You have my support.
§  You’re doing very well.
§  You like it? Go for it!
§  It wouldn’t hurt.
§  Keep at it!
§  Stick to it!
§  Give it a shot.
§  Come on. This is not the end of the    world.
§  We feel you should go ahead.
§  I’m sure you’ll win !
§  Go on, you can do it!
§  Don’t give up!
§  Keep it up!
§  No pain, no gain.
§  This is for your best ..
§  I'm sure you will pass ...

Preventing Someone from Doing Something
Preventing is an expressions to prohibit someone to  do  something that he/she don’t want.
Expression of Preventing :
§  You mustn’t ...!
§  You shouldn’t (really) ...
§  You’d better not ...
§  (For godness sake) Don’t look!
§  You can’t ...!
§  You’re not (really) supposed to ...
§  I don’t really think you should ...
§  Stop! Wait! (Or other imperatives)

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