PAS CLASS XI GANJIL

Which one of the sentences is an offer?

• Let’s take a break for a while.

• You can have this bag only for 20$.

• Why don’t we ask for a discount?

• How about visiting Grandma this weekend?

• I suggest you participate in the audition.

The coach ……………. me to play as a goal striker in our last match.

• Offer.

• Suggested.

• Offered.

• Offers.

• Suggests.

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

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

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

• Could you give me an offer, please?

• Why don’t you turn up the music?

• Could you give me a suggestion, please?

• Why don’t you speak louder?

Which expression is not a suggestion?

• May be we should call the police.

• Let’s hang out tonight!

• Don’t you think it is a good idea to go now?

• You may call me any time you need help.

• Why don’t we take a cab?

Which expression is not an offer?

• Let me pay for the meals.

• If you want get a loan, you should go to the bank.

• May I clean your room?

• I can take you home if you want.

• Do you want me to turn off the light?

Waitress : “………………………………..”

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

Which suggestion or offer is not possible?

• What would you like to eat?

• Which one do you prefer, coffee or tea?

• Would you like to order something?

• What can I do for you?

• What would you like to drink?

Which usage of suggest as a verb that is incorrect?

• My trainer suggested a good fitness gym.

• Gina suggests that I should take an extra class.

• I suggest staying in a hotel.

• I suggest to stay in a hotel.

• My trainer suggested going to a good fitness gym.

Which expression does not belong to the same pattern?

• Would you like to read today's’ paper?

• Would you like to go to the movie?

• Would you like to join us?

• Would you like to stay in the VIP room?

• Would you like me to clean up your table?

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.

• 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.

• I suggest that we play music sometimes.

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?”

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

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

• Bella suggested that Jane should sell her tomatoes.

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

• Bella offered $1 for each kilogram of tomatoes.