Showing Willingness

Tom is helping his mother at home. His mother says, "We have run out of milk." What will Tom most likely say?

• I won’t drink milk.
• I will buy some milk.
• I will eat bread instead.
• I won’t go to the store.

Sarah's little sister is crying because she can't find her favorite toy. What will Sarah say to comfort her?

• I will play with your toy.
• I won’t help you find it.
• I will help you find it.
• I will tell mom to find it.

Jack’s teacher needs help carrying books to the classroom. Jack sees her struggling. What will he say?

• I will finish my homework first.
• I will help you carry the books.
• I will not go near the books.
• I will tell my friends to help.

Emma’s friend is sick and can’t attend school. Emma wants to show her willingness to help. What will she say?

• I will skip school too.
• I will visit you after school.
• I will study alone.
• I won’t do anything.

Mr. Brown asks his son, "Who will help me wash the car?" What will his son likely respond if he wants to help?

• I will help you, dad.
• I will wait until you finish.
• I will not touch the car.
• I will watch you wash it.

Lisa’s phone battery is dead, and she asks Mike for help. What will Mike say if he wants to help?

• I will charge your phone tomorrow.
• I will find a charger for you.
• I won’t lend you my charger.
• I will ask someone else to help.

Kevin notices that his friend needs help with math homework. Kevin wants to show he is willing to help. What will he say?

• I will do it myself, sorry.
• I will help you with the math, come here!
• I will let you struggle, that's your problem.
• I will leave early today, good bye.

Mary's friend forgot her lunch at home. What will Mary say if she is willing to share?

• I will not eat today.
• I will give you my lunch.
• I will watch you during lunch.
• I will eat quickly.

The teacher asks who will present the project first. John wants to volunteer. What will he say?

• I won’t present at all.
• I will present later.
• I will go first.
• I will wait until tomorrow.

Anna’s grandmother needs help with gardening. Anna is happy to assist. What will she say?

• I will help you tomorrow.
• I will help you with the gardening now.
• I will stay inside.
• I will wait until next week.