Asking for suggestion

"What do you advise me to do?"

The above phrase is the expression of?

• asking for suggestion

• response to a suggestion

• giving suggestion

• offering help

Harry : Do you think I am fat?

Jenna : No, you are not. You are totally OK!

Harry : Everyone said so.

Jenna : Why don't you listen to me and let it go?

Harry : Yeah, I think you are right.

From the dialogue above, Jenna ...

• gives suggestion

• asks for a suggestion

• asks for help

• turns Harry down

Harry : Do you think I am fat?

Jenna : No, you are not. You are totally OK!

Harry : Everyone said so.

Jenna : Why don't you listen to me and let it go?

Harry : Yeah, I think you are right.

From the dialogue above, Harry ...

• accepts Jenna's suggestion

• refuses Jenna's suggestion

• denies Jenna's offer

• offers Jenna's a favor

Ruby : You look terrible today. What is wrong?

Vena : I had lots of things to do last night.

Ruby : Do you mind my helping?

Vena : It will loose my burden. Thank you.

Ruby : When can I start?

Vena : Right now!

From the dialogue above, Ruby ...

• needs Vena's help

• asks for Vena's help

• offers Vena a favor

• refuses Vena's suggestion

Ruby : You look terrible today. What is wrong?

Vena : I had lots of things to do last night.

Ruby : Do you mind my helping?

Vena : It will loose my burden. Thank you.

Ruby : When can I start?

Vena : Right now!

From the dialogue above, Vena ...

• is a good girl

• was busy

• needs to go to Bali

• hates Ruby

Ruby : You look terrible today. What is wrong?

Vena : I had lots of things to do last night.

Ruby : Do you mind my helping?

Vena : It will loose my burden. Thank you.

Ruby : When can I start?

Vena : Right now!

From the dialogue above, the word terrible has the antonym with ...

• ordinary

• worse

• outstanding

• common

Mr. Achdi : I am afraid I can't pass you this semester.

Hamdani : But why sir?

Mr. Achdi : Because you had lots of absences this semester.

Hamdani : Let's talk about this matter, sir! Please!

Mr. Achdi : I don't need anymore excuses.

From the dialogue above, we can say that Mr. Achdi ...

• is afraid of Hamdani

• can't go to the next semester

• refuses Hamdani's suggestion

• is Hamdani's father

Mr. Achdi : I am afraid I can't pass you this semester.

Hamdani : But why sir?

Mr. Achdi : Because you had lots of absences this semester.

Hamdani : Let's talk about this matter, sir! Please!

Mr. Achdi : I don't need anymore excuses.

Why won't Mr. Achdi let Hamdani pass to the next semester?

• because Hamdani had come to Mr. A's class

• due to Hamdani's absences

• because of hamdani's low score

• for Hamdani's way of teaching

Mr. Achdi : I am afraid I can't pass you this semester.

Hamdani : But why sir?

Mr. Achdi : Because you had lots of absences this semester.

Hamdani : Let's talk about this matter, sir! Please!

Mr. Achdi : I don't need anymore excuses.

From the dialogue above, the expression of suggestion is shown is the phrase ...

• Let's talk about this matter, sir! Please!

• I am afraid I can't pass you this semester.

• But why sir?

• I don't need anymore excuses.

Linda is working on her homework, but she finds some difficult questions. What will you suggest her?

• I think you should stop studying.

• what about going to your friend's house to study together?

• What if you drink to refresh yourself?

• maybe you can sleep now.