Asking for a favour

What is "asking for a favour"?

• Asking someone to do something for you

• Demand someone to do something for you

Choose the most appropriate way to ask for a favour from someone:

• I need your help to fix my car.

• Do you think you would be able to do me a favour?

• Please, come and help me by today.

There are 2 ways of asking a favour. The "formal" and "informal" way.

• TRUE

• FALSE

These are some of the ways of asking for a favour, EXCEPT:

• Do you think you would be able to do me a favour?

• Would you be able to do me a favour?

• Can you do me a favour?

• I heard you could do this for me.

These are some of the positive responses when someone asks you for a favour, EXCEPT:

• Sure.

• I’d love too.

• I’m afraid I can’t.

• I’d be happy to …… (help).

These are some of the negative responses when someone asks you for a favour, EXCEPT:

• I’m afraid I can’t.

• Sorry, but I can’t (+verb).

• Regrettable, I can’t (+ verb).

• I’d be glad to …… (help out).

'Would you be able to help me study for my exam?'

Choose a positive response for this favour.

• I’m afraid I can’t.

• No problem.

'Would you mind giving me a ride to school?'

Choose a negative response to answer this favour.

• I’m sorry. I’m not able to give you a ride to school.

• It would be my pleasure.

"Jimin, can you please return this book to the library tomorrow?"

Give a positive response to this favour.

• It would be my pleasure.

• I’m afraid I can’t.

"Jungkook, can you please return my BTS scrapbook by tomorrow?"

Give a negative response to this favour.

• No problem.

• I’m afraid I can’t. My family is going on a trip tomorrow.