Suggest n Offer

Last summer, my brother …………… that we go to Bali

• suggests

• suggested

• to suggest

• suggesting

• suggest

My English teacher……………….. us an extra class every Friday

• Offer

• offerred

• suggest

• offers

• suggested

Which one of the sentences is a suggestion?

• Would you like me to talk to your dad?

• I can go out with you if you want.

• What can I do for you, Sir?

• What about asking your friends to keep quiet?

• You can use my car anytime you need it.

Which one of the sentences is an offer?

• How about visiting Grandma this weekend?

• Let’s take a break for a while

• You can have this bag only for 20$.

• Why don’t we ask for a discount?

• I suggest you participate in the audition.

. Ryan : “…. I’m trying to focus here.”

Robin : “Oh, I’m so sorry. I’ll turn it off then”

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ...

• Why don’t you turn down the music a little bit?

• Could you give me a suggestion, please?

• Could you give me an offer, please?

• Why don’t you turn up the music?

• Why don’t you speak louder?

Waitress : “…………….”

Customer : “I would like to have a cup of coffee”

Which suggestion or offer is not possible?

The correct statement to complete the dialogue is ...

• What can I do for you?

• What would you like to eat?

• What would you like to drink?

• Which one do you prefer, coffee or tea?

• Would you like to order something?

One Sunday morning, Jane was sitting in the porch as she saw her friend,Bella, passing by. “Where are you going, Bella?” she asked.

“I’m going to the groceries; I need to buy some tomatoes,” Bella answered.

“Why don’t you buy some organic tomatoes from me? I grow some vegetables, and the tomatoes are ready to harvest,” she said.

“Well, that sounds good,” replied Bella. “How much is one kilogram?”

“A dollar for one kilo, please,” said Jane.

“I need five kilograms, but it is just too expensive,” Bella explained.

“What’s your offer?” asked Jane.

“How about three dollars for five kilograms?” Bella tried to

bargain.

Jane was thinking before saying, “Well, that sounds good. Let’s get them for you.”

What did Jane mean when she asked. “Why don’t you buy some organic tomatoes from me?”

• Bella suggested that Jane should sell her tomatoes.

• Bella offered to buy tomatoes from Jane’s organic farm.

• Jane suggested that Bella should buy the tomatoes from groceries.

• Jane suggested that Bella should buy the tomatoes from her.

• Bella offered $1 for each kilogram of tomatoes.

One Sunday morning, Jane was sitting in the porch as she saw her friend,

Bella, passing by. “Where are you going, Bella?” she asked. “I’m going to the

groceries; I need to buy some tomatoes,” Bella answered. “Why don’t you buy

some organic tomatoes from me? I grow some vegetables, and the tomatoes

are ready to harvest,” she said. “Well, that sounds good,” replied Bella. “How

much is one kilogram?” “A dollar for one kilo, please,” said Jane. “I need five

kilograms, but it is just too expensive,” Bella explained. “What’s your offer?”

asked Jane. “How about three dollars for five kilograms?” Bella tried to

bargain. Jane was thinking before saying, “Well, that sounds good. Let’s get

them for you.”

According to the passage, Bella said “How about three dollars for five kilograms?” What does it mean?

• Jane will give Bella two kilograms of tomatoes for a dollar.

• Bella suggested that Jane should lower the price.

• Jane suggested Bella to buy more tomatoes.

• Bella offered the price that she has to pay for the tomatoes.

• Jane offered the price that Bella has to pay for her tomatoes.

Ryan : “We need to make our English Club more interesting. Do you have any suggestion?”

Robin : “…………………………………………..”

Which of the following expressions that do not match the following dialogue?

• Let’s form a music band from our club.

• I suggest that we play music sometimes.

• How about making some cookies together tonight?

• Why don’t we hold a debate contest?

• I would agree to make our English class more interesting.

. Jim : Do you need any help. Sir?

Jack :Yes, please. I can’t find my glasses.

Jack's statement expresses …

• Preference

• Accept help and assistance

• Accept apology

• Offer help and assistance

• Apology