Advice and offer

Anida : I heard that Iwan didn’t pass the test

Diandra : That’s too bad. I’ve told him not to waste his time playing online game

It can be concluded from the dialogue that Diandra expresses her

• Displeasure

• Happiness

• Satisfaction

• Doubt

• Advice

Ani : Don’t you think those cookies are nice?

Ida : Yes, but …..

• I am sorry to hear that

• What a surprise!

• How awful it is

• Don’t you think they are too sweet?

• You have my agreement

Porter : ….

Nadia : No, thanks, I can bring it myself

• Can you help me to carry it?

• May I help you with your baggage, miss?

• Would you mind helping me, miss?

• Here, help me and I’ll carry it

• I can’t bring it myself, please help

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CCSS.L.9-10.1B

CCSS.L.4.1C

Riska: “Good morning, Mom. Would you like to drink a cup of tea?”

Mom: “That would be good.”

What expression does Riska use in the conversation?

• Asking for opinion

• Giving advice

• Refusing something

• Asking for advice

• Offering something

Risa: “Hello, Mira. Milk shake?

Mira: “I’d love to.”

The expression above shows us about?

• Refusing an offer

• Accepting help

• Refusing help

• Accepting advice

• Accepting an offer

Janitor: “Good morning, Mr. Billy. Would you like a cup of coffee?”

Mr. Billy: “I’m pleased to do that.”

The italicized sentence is an expression of …

• Giving advice

• Giving help

• Giving opinion

• Offering something

• Giving hope

“What do you think I should do?” is an expression of …

• Asking for opinion
• Asking for advice
• Asking for help
• Giving opinion
• Giving advice

Romy: May I help you ?

Deny: Hmmm. Don’t bother yourself, thanks.

The underlined sentence express ....

• Asking help

• Giving help

• Offering help

• Refusing an offer

• Accepting an offer

Elsa: Will you help me to build a snowman?

Olaf: Yes, of course. _____ .

Complete the dialogue above ...

• .I won’t

• I would'n t

• I will

• Will I ?

• Shall I ?

Tourist : I don’t know this place.

Can you tell me where is located?

Native : Well, it’s far enough. Would you like me to show you the place?

Tourist : Really ? It’s very kind of you.

The underline sentence shows us that ...

• The native is not really sure about the location.

• The native is in doubt about the location

• The native accepts the tourist’s offer to help him

• The native offers the tourist some help

• The tourist dislike the native ask him.