English Final Test

What would you say if you need help to carry something heavy?

• "Can I help you carry that?"

• "Could you please help me carry this?"

• "I don't need any help."

• "Let's carry it together!"

Which sentence is correct when offering help to someone?

• "What do you want to do?"

• "Would you like some help?"

• "I think you should do it alone."
  
  

• "Why are you asking for help?"

If someone says, "Can you help me with my homework?" What is the appropriate response?

• "I'm busy. Do it yourself."

• "Sure, what do you need help with?"

• "Why don't you ask someone else?"

• "I don't know how to do it."

How do you politely refuse help that you don't need?

• "No, I don't want your help."

• "Thank you, but I can manage it myself."

• "Go away, I don't need you."

• "Leave me alone!"

You see someone struggling to open a door while carrying groceries. What should you say?

• "Why are you carrying so much?"

• "Do you want me to hold the door for you?"

• "It's not my problem."

• "Be careful not to drop anything."

What would you say to ask someone’s opinion about a movie?

• "What do you think about the movie?"

• "Do you like movies?"

• "Let's watch another movie."

• "When is the movie starting?"

Which sentence is an example of giving an opinion?

• "I think this restaurant serves the best food in town."

• "What is your favorite food?"

• "Can I take your order?"

• "Have you been here before?"

If someone asks, "What do you think about my new hairstyle?" how should you respond?

• "I don’t want to answer."

• "It looks great! It really suits you."

• "Why are you asking me?"

• "I don’t care about hairstyles."

How do you politely disagree with someone’s opinion?

• "You’re completely wrong!"

• "I don’t agree with you at all!"

• "I see your point, but I think differently about it."

• "That’s not true, and you know it!"

Which question is appropriate to ask for an opinion about a book?

• "What do you think about this book?"

• "Do you know how to write a book?"

• "Where did you buy this book?"

• "How much is this book?"