Offers

The most common way to make an offer in English is by using the verb ….

• Would

• Could

• Can

• Do

• May

When a noun indicates more than one, it is plural. In general, plural noun end with “s”, “es”, or “ies”, like “books”, “houses”, and “babies” to distinguish them from their singular form. But in some case, singular and plural form of a noun is the same.  Which of the following is a plural noun?

• cat

• horse

• bus

• furniture

• store

Ladies and gentlemen. Here ... the news.

• is

• are

• was

• were

Further information ... available in the office.

• is

• are

• was

• were

Which of the following sentences that indicate refusing an offer?

• That’s very kind of you.

• I appreciate that but I can do it myself.

• Yes, of course.

• Yes, please.

• Thank you.

According to the dialogue above,
Where the conversation is most likely taking place?

• At the library

• In the school corridor

• In the canteen

• In the parking lot

• In the classroom

Acording to the dialogue above, the following are FALSE statements based on the conversation, except..

• There are three people involved in the conversation

• Rylo is a school staff

• The books must be in the classroom

• Mr. Shawn is Rylo's parent

• Mr. Shawn refused Rylo's offer

... playing table tennis?

• Let's

• What about

• Why don’t

... you take a picture of Laura in front of the sea?

• Let's

• What about

• Why don’t

... go for a walk. It's sunny.

• Let's

• What about

• Why don’t