Natural , rather slow speed please
You suggest a thought or an idea.
I can suggest some interesting apps.
I really love RhinoSpike and will suggest it to everyone.
No politician has suggested a way to improve the economy.
He suggested several different things to do after dinner.
I suggest that you call him.
I suggest that you memorize sentences instead of grammar rules!
Emily suggests we go out for dinner after the movie.
My mom suggested that I get a summer job.
Her brother suggests she study harder so she can get into a good university.
She suggests that he go to France instead of Italy this summer.
I suggested that she be Queen Elsa from Frozen for Halloween!
I suggested that he ask someone else for help.
The teacher suggests we not waste time playing video games after school.
I suggest you go to the doctor!
I suggest not waiting so long to go to the doctor.
My doctor suggests eating less and exercising more.
Her family suggested waiting a few years before she gets married.
My comments on the original wording where it differs from my recording. Subjective: not used a lot in spoken English. I changed most of these in my recording to the indicative.
'I really love' something following by 'and will suggest it' sounds odd to my ears, as 'really love' sounds very enhtusiastic and 'suggest' by comparison sounds tentative in this sentence particularly as the suggestion applies to ''everyone'. However, 'I found it helpful and will suggest it to everyone', sounds OK to me.
Similarly with the doctor 'suggesting' eating less as a general statement. The doctor is qualified and would 'recommend' things applied to people in general. In spoken English, 'The doctor told me to eat less' is more likely to be heard. In specific situations 'suggest' is fine, 'The doctor suggested I try eating less', particularly in my case as I didn't follow the doctor's advice, so 'suggested' seems appropriate too.