The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ...

• Why don’t you turn down the music a little bit?

• Could you give me a suggestion, please?

• Could you give me an offer, please?

• Why don’t you turn up the music?

• Why don’t you speak louder?

Which of the following expressions that do not match the following dialogue?

• Let’s form a music band from our club.

• I suggest that we play music sometimes.

• How about making some cookies together tonight?

• Why don’t we hold a debate contest?

• I would agree to make our English class more interesting.

The correct statement to complete the dialogue is ...

• What can I do for you?

• What would you like to eat?

• What would you like to drink?

• Which one do you prefer, coffee or tea?

• Would you like to order something?

Jack's statement expresses …

• Preference

• Accept help and assistance

• Accept apology

• Offer help and assistance

• Apology

The suitable sentence to complete the dialogue is ...

• Shall I have

• May you get me

• Would you like me to get you

• May I offer some help to get

• May you help me get

The best expression to complete the dialogue is ...

• I’d like to come

• There aren’t many papers to do

• I’ll be there

• I’ll have an appointment at the same time

• You can invite others

The best expression to complete the dialogue is ...

• Oh, I disagree

• I’m sorry, I can’t

• That’s good idea

• Okay

• What a tiring journey

The correct word to complete the sentence is ...

• clean

• to clean

• cleaning

• cleaned

• cleans

The best phrase to complete the dialog is ...

• could visit

• couldn't visit

• must have visited

• may not visit

• might have visited

The correct word to complete the sentence is ...

• going

• go to

• go

• went

• gone