Understanding Requests and Permissions

The video tutorial teaches how to make and respond to requests. It begins with an animation showing examples of requests and responses. The lesson then provides specific expressions for making requests, such as 'Could you please' and 'Do you mind'. It also covers how to respond to requests, offering phrases for both accepting and refusing requests. The tutorial aims to equip learners with practical language skills for everyday interactions.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Learning a new language

• Understanding mathematics

• Making and responding to requests

• Learning to cook

In the animation, why does the son ask his dad for money?

• To buy a gift for Bob's birthday

• To pay for school fees

• To save for a trip

• To buy a new bike

What is the purpose of the animation in the lesson?

• To entertain the viewers

• To provide examples of requests

• To teach grammar rules

• To show a historical event

What does Jack lend for Bob's birthday party?

• A pair of shoes

• A book

• A pink shirt

• A scooter

Why does Jamal refuse to lend his scooter?

• He needs it for Bob's party

• He doesn't trust the borrower

• It is broken

• He needs it for work

Which expression is NOT used to make a request?

• Could you please

• Can you

• Will you

• Must you

What does 'do you mind verb + ing' imply?

• You must do it

• Will you do it

• Can you do it

• Is there a problem if

Which expression can be used to make a polite request?

• You must

• You have to

• You should

• Could you possibly

What does 'I wonder if you could possibly' imply?

• A demand

• A suggestion

• An order

• A polite request

Which expression is used to ask for permission?

• Will you

• You must

• Is there any chance you could

• You have to