Could you do me a favor? Pages 12 and 13 / Book: Express Ways 4

Could you do a favor for me?

• Are you sure.

• Of course.

• I don't want to trouble you.

I don't want to trouble you.

• No problem.

• Sure.

• It's no trouble at all.

Could you give me a lift?

• That's very kind of you.

• Sure. It's a problem.

• I'd be glad to.

• I'd be to glad.

Do you think you could jump start my van?

• No problem. Of course not.

• Sure. It is where?

• Of course. Where is it.

• Sure. Where is it?

I'd be happy to.

• What is it?

• Thanks.

• No problem.

• I can't.

Could you help me pick up my mail while I'm gone?

• All right. I can't.

• I'd be glad to. But, no.

• Of course. No problem.

• Of course not.

Can you help me watch my son while I go to the doctor?

• I'd be happy to.

• I'd be a problem to.

• Of course it's a problem.

• How long do I haven't to?

Can you do me a favor and lend me money?

• I wouldn't be glad to.

• Sure. It's a problem.

• Of course. How much do you need?

• Sure. I can't do it.

A: Can you let me borrow your computer? B: Sure. When don't you need it?

Is this correct?

• Yes

• No

Could you ___________ lend me a cup of oil for my cake?

• sure

• possibly

• of course

• all right