Offers and Suggestions Quiz

What is the correct expression to offer help?

• You should see a doctor.

• Can I help you with that?

• Why don't you take a rest?

• You'd better go home.

Which sentence shows a suggestion?

• Would you like some coffee?

• Shall I carry your bag?

• How about going to the cinema tonight?

• Can I get you something?

"Would you like me to open the window?" is an example of:

• Request

• Suggestion

• Offer

• Command

"Let's go to the beach this weekend." The speaker is:

• Offering help

• Making a suggestion

• Asking for permission

• Giving an order

Which of the following is NOT an expression of suggestion?

• Why don't we try a new restaurant?

• You should study harder.

• Can I help you with your homework?

• How about joining the club?

"Can I help you with your bags?" The speaker is:

• Refusing

• Suggesting

• Offering

• Complaining

"You'd better take an umbrella." This sentence expresses:

• Offer

• Suggestion

• Request

• Apology

Which of the following is the best response to an offer?

• That's a good idea.

• No, I don't want to.

• Yes, please. That would be great.

• I think you should.

"Shall I help you with your project?" What does the speaker intend to do?

• Give advice

• Make a suggestion

• Offer help

• Ask for help

"I suggest you take a break." This sentence is:

• An offer

• A suggestion

• A command

• A complaint