SUGGESTION AND OFFER

Boy: Hey Jane, could you drive me to the downtown?

Jane: Sorry I can't. ...........?

Which one is the best statement to complete the dialog?

• You should work hard

• Why don't you use my car

• Let's go together

• Shall I help you?

Student: Can I park my bike here?

Teacher: Absolutely not! You should park your bike over there.

The underlined sentence is used to express ......

• command

• suggestion

• offering help

• opinion

Mike: It's scorching in here.

Sophy: .......?

Mike: Yes, thanks

• Do you fancy a cup of tea

• Would you like to open the door

• How about turning on the AC

• Shall I close the window

Which statement is NOT used to express suggestion?

• You had better study harder

• Why don't you call her?

• I suggest you to join the English club

• Thank you, I really appreciate your help

Tom: Hey there! You seem a bit lost. Need a hand?

Tourist: Absolutely! I'm trying to find the station. Can you guide me?

Based on the conversation, what can we infer?

• Tom was in need of assistance

• Tom kindly offered help to the tourist

• The tourist will assist Tom

• Tom and the tourist got lost

Linda: I think I gain weight now. What should I do? I don't want to be fat.

Paul: Well, ......

Which one is the best suggestion for Linda?

• you should exercise more

• you ought to eat more

• you had better stop running

• why don't you buy more food?

A: This chair is too heavy to be moved.

B: May I give a hand?

The underlined sentence is used to express .....

• suggestion

• offering help

• refusing help

• accepting help

Putri: I' m going to Paris next winter.

John: ......

Which one is the most exciting way to complete the dialog?

• You should not be too long there.

• You ought to be careful.

• You'd better bring more warm clothes.

• You should not wear thick jacket.

Julia: What will you do to develop yourself?

Sarah: I want to improve my skill in speaking English.

Julia: You should join English Club, then.

From the dialog, we know that .....

• Julia wants to join English Club.

• Sarah and Julia have the same intention.

• Julia suggests Sarah to join English Club.

• Sarah gives suggestion to Julia.

Daughter: Mom, you look so busy. What are you making?

Mother: I'm baking some potato bread for Aunt Peggy.

Daughter: Hey Mom, can I lend you a hand?

Mother: Sure, thanks dear.

• Can I leave you alone?

• Let's stop baking and take a rest.

• Do you want to help?

• Do you want me to help you?