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AsterQuiz Lesson Review TestVersión en línea Choose the correct answer from the choices given. por Anchor: Sharmaine 1 ______ you help me with this report? a Must b Can c May 2 Which sentence is the most polite? a Open the door. b Can you open the door? c Would you mind opening the door? 3 “May I come in?” is used for: a Giving advice b Asking for permission c Giving information 4 What is the best answer to “Could you help me with this task?” a Sure, I’d be happy to help. b I help yesterday. c I can helping you. 5 You are talking to your teacher. What should you say? a Give me the answer. b Can you give me the answer? c Could you please explain the answer? 6 Which sentence is a polite request? a Could you please help me with this task? b Do this for me. c You must help me now. 7 Which sentence is good for a simple, casual request? a Can you please pass the salt? b Would you mind passing the salt? c May I ask you something? 8 What comes after “Would you mind”? a Base verb b Verb + -ing c To + verb

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Lesson Review TestVersión en línea

Choose the correct answer from the choices given.

por Anchor: Sharmaine

______ you help me with this report?

Must

Can

May

Which sentence is the most polite?

Open the door.

Can you open the door?

Would you mind opening the door?

“May I come in?” is used for:

Giving advice

Asking for permission

Giving information

What is the best answer to “Could you help me with this task?”

Sure, I’d be happy to help.

I help yesterday.

I can helping you.

You are talking to your teacher. What should you say?

Give me the answer.

Can you give me the answer?

Could you please explain the answer?

Which sentence is a polite request?

Could you please help me with this task?

Do this for me.

You must help me now.

Which sentence is good for a simple, casual request?

Can you please pass the salt?

Would you mind passing the salt?

May I ask you something?

What comes after “Would you mind”?

Base verb

Verb + -ing

To + verb

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______ you help me with this report?

Which sentence is the most polite?

“May I come in?” is used for:

What is the best answer to “Could you help me with this task?”

You are talking to your teacher. What should you say?

Which sentence is a polite request?

Which sentence is good for a simple, casual request?

What comes after “Would you mind”?

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