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WorksheetsUnit 6: Asking for a favour
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Asking for favour means asking someone to ...
apologise to you
do something for you
forget you
talk to you
All of the following are how you can ask someone for favour except:
Can I ask you to do ...?
Is it okay if I ask you to ...?
Shouldn't you let me ...?
Would you mind doing ...?
The following are people you can ask for a favour from, except:
a friend
a stranger
a parent
a sibling
The following are favours you can ask from someone, except:
help with homework
borrow an item
give you a ride somewhere
aid with a crime
The following are what you can say when you agree to help someone with a favour, except:
I think I can say that I'm happy
I'd be happy to help you
Sure, no problem
It would be my pleasure
To refuse a favour, you can say the following, except:
Unfortunately I can't help.
I'm afraid I can't.
Sorry, I'm not able to help.
I will help you in your dreams.
Select an unreasonable favour to grant:
buy them something expensive
check your grammar
accompany them somewhere
give you an advise
Granting someone a favour means asking someone to ...
agreeing to help out someone
disagreeing to help a person
saying yes to a question
saying no to a question
Choose a logical situation to grant someone a favour
they are out of options
they want to cause trouble
they are lazy
they are really pretty
BONUS: Select all the reasons you think granting someone favour is important:
Helping out others in need is good
I can hold it against them later
Make someone happy
To make the world a better place
