MODALS OF OFFER

It seems you’ve got a lot of books. — __ I carry some of them for you?

• A. Shall

• B. Should

• C. Must

• D. Would

“Would you care for some dessert?” expresses an offer that is __

• A. Informal

• B. Neutral

• C. Formal and polite

• D. Rude

__ I get you another chair, Professor?

• A. Would

• B. Shall

• C. Should

• D. Do

“Can I help you?” vs. “Could I help you?” — the second one is __

• Less polite

• More polite

• More direct

• Rude

“Would you like me to send the report today or tomorrow?” — __, today would be better.

• Yes please

• Either one

• No, thanks

• Well

I offer you some assistance with your luggage?

• Shall

• Could

• May

• Will

“Shall we review your presentation first?” — __, I’d appreciate that.

• Yes, of course

• Not really

• No need

• I don't think so

The sentence “Would you like some more coffee?” is closest in meaning to __

• Can you drink coffee?

• Do you need coffee?

• May I give you more coffee?

• Shall you have coffee?

Which of the following offers sounds too direct for a formal meeting?

• Would you like some water?

• Shall I get you a seat?

• Want coffee?

• Could I help you with that?

“Could I possibly take your order now, Madam?” is an offer that shows __

• A. Impatience

• B. Politeness

• C. Annoyance

• D. Rudeness