Offering to do something

Woman : Would you like me to help you with your project?

Man : Sure. Would you help me design the cover?

Woman : Of course. I like designing very much.

Man : OK. It should be simple but impressive. I know you are skilful at it.

Woman : No problem. I will have it done soon.

Man : I’m lucky to have a friend like you.

Woman : I am glad to help you.

Man : Thanks a lot. You are very kind.

Woman : Don’t mention it.

What is the woman doing?

• She is offering to help the man

• She is designing a book cover

• She is looking for the project

• She is asking for assistance

• She is asking for a solution

Woman : Would you like me to help you with your project?

Man : Sure. Would you help me design the cover?

Woman : Of course. I like designing very much.

Man : OK. It should be simple but impressive. I know you are skilful at it.

Woman : No problem. I will have it done soon.

Man : I’m lucky to have a friend like you.

Woman : I am glad to help you.

Man : Thanks a lot. You are very kind.

Woman : Don’t mention it.

What can we infer from the dialogue?

• The man can finish his project by himself.

• The woman has to finish the assignment.

• The man refuses to accept assistance.

• The woman is very pleased to help.

• The man is a skillful cover designer

Girl : Excuse me. May I see Mr Kusuma?

Man : I am so sorry. He has just left this room. What can I do for you?

Girl : Just tell him that I have left my assignment on his desk.

Man : Sure. I will inform him of it.

Girl : Thank you.

Man : You’re welcome.

Where does the dialogue probably take place?

• in the office

• at the hospital

• in the rest-room

• in the classroom

• in the teachers' room

Girl : Excuse me. May I see Mr Kusuma?

Man : I am so sorry. He has just left this room. What can I do for you?

Girl : Just tell him that I have left my assignment on his desk.

Man : Sure. I will inform him of it.

Girl : Thank you.

Man : You’re welcome

What does the girl request the man to do?

• to leave her assignment on Mr. Kusuma's desk

• To inform Mr. Kusuma about her assignment

• to put the students' assignments on the desk.

• to submit the assignment to Mr. Kusuma

• to find Mr. Kusuma in his room

Man : Have you done your slides for the presentation?

Woman : I still need to make a few more slides.

Man : Can I give you a hand?

Woman : Sure. Please correct my work and underline the incorrect words.

Man : Sure. Let me do that for you.

What is the woman probably doing?

• making slides

• raising her hand

• writing an article

• checking her work

• doing a presentation

Man : Have you done your slides for the presentation?

Woman : I still need to make a few more slides.

Man : Can I give you a hand?

Woman : Sure. Please correct my work and underline the incorrect words.

Man : Sure. Let me do that for you.

What is true about the dialogue?

• The man does not understand the presentation.

• The woman needs some help to revise her work.

• The man refuses to check the woman's work.

• The man does not have a high literacy level.

• The woman has finished her work.

Man : Did you have a nice flight, ma’am?

Woman : Yes, but a little turbulence.

Man : Let me help you with the bag.

Woman : Thank you. It’s very kind of you.

Man : Do you want to take a taxi or the bus?

Woman : A taxi will be OK with me.

Man : But, getting a taxi at this time may be difficult.

Woman : No problem. I’ll wait.

Where does the dialogue probably take place?

• at the supermarket.

• at the train station.

• at the bus station.

• at the hospital.

• at the airport.

Man : Did you have a nice flight, ma’am?

Woman : Yes, but a little turbulence.

Man : Let me help you with the bag.

Woman : Thank you. It’s very kind of you.

Man : Do you want to take a taxi or the bus?

Woman : A taxi will be OK with me.

Man : But, getting a taxi at this time may be difficult.

Woman : No problem. I’ll wait.

What does the man offer to do for the woman?

• to remove her bag.

• to book a ticket.

• to carry her bag.

• to take the bus.

• to take a taxi

Woman : Can I help you, sir?

Man : May I have another glass, please?

Woman : Sure. Would you like to have one or two?

Man : I think one will be enough.

Woman : Alright. Would you like anything else?

Man : No. That’s all. Thank you.

Woman : You’re welcome. I’ll be right back with your glass.

How many glasses does the man want?

• one

• two

• three

• four

• five

Woman : Can I help you, sir?

Man : May I have another glass, please?

Woman : Sure. Would you like to have one or two?

Man : I think one will be enough.

Woman : Alright. Would you like anything else?

Man : No. That’s all. Thank you.

Woman : You’re welcome. I’ll be right back with your glass.

What does the woman probably do next?

• find the glass

• clean the glass

• remove the glass

• take another glass

• get the man another glass