Understanding Questions and Responses

______ help me pick up my toys?

• Can you

• Will you

• Am you

______ please pass me the book?

• Could you

• Does you

• Am I

______ open the door for me, please?

• Would you

• Do you

• Has you

If someone asks, "Where is the book?" what can you say?

• The book is on the table.

• Do you like books?

• I don't know anything.

If your friend asks, "What is your name?" what should you say?

• My name is (your name).

• I don't have a name.

• What is your name?

If your teacher asks, "What is the color of the sky?" what can you say?

• The sky is blue.

• The sky is very big.

• I like the sky.

If you need help tying your shoes, what should you say?

• I can do it myself.

• Can you help me, please?

• I don't like shoes.

If you don't understand what the teacher said, what should you do?

• Stay quiet.

• Ask, "Can you say that again, please?"

• Walk away.

If you need to go to the bathroom, what should you say?

• May I go to the bathroom, please?

• I will go without asking.

• I don't need to tell anyone.

You say, "Can you help me with my homework, please?" What are you doing?

• Taking part or taking turns in conversation

• Making a request

• Communicating needs

• Clarifying information