GET-5, UNIT3 EXPRESSIONS

Which of the following is an expression of concern?

• What happened?

• I think you should talk to your grandma.

• What do you think I should do?

• Here's the thing.

When someone says, "You seem upset," they are:

• Asking for advice

• Giving advice

• Expressing concern

• Explaining the problem

Which of these phrases can be used to explain a problem?

• Why don't you talk to your parents?

• The thing is, my grandma asks my friends a lot of questions.

• Should I talk to my parents?

• What's the matter?

Which of the following is NOT an expression of concern?

• Why do you look so upset?

• What should I do?

• What's wrong?

• What's the matter?

The phrase "Here's the thing" is used to:

• Give advice

• Ask for advice

• Explain a problem

• Express concern

Which sentence is an example of asking for advice?

• Should I talk to my parents?

• You seem upset.

• The problem is my grandma.

• Why don't you talk to your parents?

When someone says, "What if it doesn't work?" they are:

• Giving advice

• Expressing concern

• Explaining a problem

• Asking for advice

Which of these sentences shows giving advice?

• What should I do?

• I think you should tell your grandma not to pay too much attention to your friends.

• What happened?

• The thing is, my grandma asks my friends a lot of questions.

The phrase "You shouldn't worry too much about it" is an example of:

• Expressing concern

• Giving advice

• Asking for advice

• Explaining the problem

Which of the following is used to ask for advice?

• Why don't you talk to your parents?

• What do you think I should do to solve my problem?

• It's my grandma.

• You look upset.