Asking for a favour and making requests

You're in an English class and you would like to borrow another student's pen.

You say: ___________ you lend me your pen, please?

• Can

• Do you mind

• Would you mind

Your classmate is going out to get lunch and you'd like her to get something for you. You start your request: Could you _________ me a favour?

• do

• give

• make

You want to go out, but your parents want you to do your homework first.

Your parents say: I'd __________ you to do your homework first.

• need

• like

• want

Your teacher asks to open the window, saying: Do you mind if I _________ the window?

• open

• opening

• would open

Another student in your class asks to share your textbook, saying ''Can I share your textbook?'' You agree and say:

• No way!

• Not at all!

• No problem!

Your friend wants you to help with an urgent problem, but you can't. You say:

I'm _________ I can't help you there.

• afraid

• sure

• worried

Your phone is out of battery, but you have to call your parent. You would like to borrow your friend’s phone. You say: Do you mind if I _________ your phone?

• borrows

• borrow

• borrowing

You could also ask your classmate: Would you mind ______________ me a sandwich when you're out?

• get

• getting

• to get

A : Do you mind if I sit down here?

B : ....................................

A : Thank you.

• Yes, I mind.

• Not at all!

• Yes, I do.

A : Can you lend me your car this afternoon? I have an urgent appointment.

B : ............................... (accepting requests)

• Yes, I can.I will be using it.

• No I can’t. I won’t need it.

• I think so. I won’t be using it.