PH 1: Giving Suggestion and Offer

What is the definition of suggestion?

• Expression of judgement.

• Expression of telling a fact.

• Expression of offering help.

• Expression of accepting something.

• Expression of advice or recommendation.

Adam : I want to learn English more, but I don't have money.

Billy : Why don't you look for free online course in social media?

Adam : Sounds good to me. I will try it.

The underline sentence shows expression of ....

• giving offer

• refusing offer

• accepting help

• giving suggestion

• accepting suggestion

Adit : May I offer you a bottle of water?

Rio : Hmmm. No, thanks. I bring my own bottle.

From the dialogue, Rio's response expresses ....

• refusing offer

• accepting offer

• giving suggestion

• asking suggestion

• refusing suggestion

Anisa : What happened to you?

Afifah : I was late for school, so I forgot to bring my English book.

Anisa : Would you like to borrow my book?

Afifah : Thank you, I would.

What does the underline sentence express?

• Giving offer

• Refusing offer

• Accepting offer

• Asking suggestion

• Refusing Suggestion

Maxwell: I have final exam tomorrow.

Kevin: You ... study to get a good mark.

Complete the suggestion by using the correct word!

• is

• are

• should

• can not

• do not have to

Fitri : You look unhealthy, Nita.

Nita : Yes, I get a headache.

Fitri : I suggest you to go to the doctor. Come on.

Nita : Ok. Thank you, Fitri.

The underline sentence shows ....

• giving suggestion

• asking suggestion

• accepting suggestion

• declining suggestion

• disagreeing suggestion

Andy : I'm really tired, but we still have a discussion at 2 p.m.

Anna : Why don't we reschedule the discussion into 4 p.m?

Andy : It is good idea.

What can we learn from the dialogue?

• They are not tired.

• Andy is ready for the discussion.

• They don't have any discussions.

• The discussion will be held at 2 p.m.

• They will not do the discussion at 2 p.m.

Some students leave trash in their hallway school.

What is the appropriate suggestion for this situation?

• The students should clean the trash.

• The students are cleaning their class.

• The students agree to learn in their class.

• The students put another trash in the class.

• The students don't have to take the trash out of the class.

When your friend offers you a cup of coffee at her house, which of the following responses shows that you accept the offer politely?

• I don't want it.

• I don't like this drink.

• Yes, please. Thank you.

• No, thanks. I'm not thirsty.

• Why are you offering me this?

Which of the following sentences best represents a polite way to refuse an offer of something?

• No, thank you.

• Yes, I'd love that.

• Sounds good to me.

• Take it away from me.

• Why are you offering me this?