Modals of preference request offer

Charles: Mr. Meyer, ​ (a)   to you for a moment?

Mr. Meyer: Sure, Charles. Come right in . What ​ (b)   for you?

Charles: ​ (c)   show you something on my computer. ​ (d)   come to my office for a minute?

• could I talk
• can I do
• I'd like to
• Could you

Charles: Look at this website. It describes a new system for accounting.

Mr. Meyer: Hmm, ​ (a)   ​ spend a lot of money right now, but this looks interesting. ​ (b)   send it by email? ​ (c)   to learn more.

Charles: ​ Sure, but (d)   talk to a sale representative.

• I'd rather not
• Can you
• I'd like
• I'd prefer to

Write two offers of help for each picture. Beside, would like you can also use can, could, and may to make offers

Write two offers of help for each picture. Beside, would like you can also use can, could, and may to make offers

Write two offers of help for each picture. Beside, would like you can also use can, could, and may to make offers

Your partner doesn't understand the homework. Offer to help.

Your friend forgot to bring money for lunch. Offer to pay for today's lunch.

Your teacher is having difficulty opening a door because she is carrying a large box. Offer to carry the box.

re-write the following informal conversation to fit a more formal context:

mother: Will you close the door?

son: Yeah, sure.

Host: _____________________

Houseguest:_______________

re-write the following informal conversation to fit a more formal context:

Friend 1: Can you move your chair? I can't see.

Friend 2: OK

Stranger 1: _____________________

Stranger 2:_______________