Asking politely

You want some chili sauce.

Choose the correct way to ask:

• I want chili sauce.

• Give me chili sauce.

• Can I have chili sauce?

You want some salt.

Choose the correct way to ask:

• I want some salt.

• I'd like some salt, please.

• For me, salt.

You want some fish sauce.

Choose the correct way to ask:

• Could I have some fish sauce?

• I like fish sauce.

• Where is the fish sauce?

You want to see the drink menu.

Choose the correct way to ask:

• I want a drink.

• Could I see your drink menu?

• Give me the drink menu, please.

You want the check.

Choose the correct way to ask:

• Where is the check?

• How much is it?

• Can I have the check, please?

You want more bread.

Choose the correct way to ask:

• Give me bread, please.

• I'd like more bread, please.

• I want bread, please.

Choose the IMPOLITE sentence:

• I'd like some soup, please.

• Where is the soup?

• Can I have some soup?

• Could I have soup?

Choose the IMPOLITE sentence:

• Give me more ice cream.

• I'd like more ice cream, please.

• Could I have more ice cream?

• Can I have more ice cream?

Choose the IMPOLITE sentence:

• I want some pizza, please.

• I'd like some pizza, please.

• Could I have some pizza?

• Can I have some pizza?

Choose the IMPOLITE sentence:

• I'd like juice, please.

• Could I have juice?

• I like juice.

• Can I have juice?