Review Test i Citcle the letter of the appropriate response to each question. 1. Could you speak English when you were a child? a.Pd be glad to. (b.)Yes, I could. 2. Can you swim? a. Yes, Ican. I'd be glad to. b. Yes, I can, I really enjoy it. 3. Would you tum off the lights before you leave? a, Of course. b. Yes, I would. 4. May I ask a question? a. Yes, you may. What is it? . You may. I'm not sure. 5. Would you mind lending me some money? I left my wallet at home. ‘Yes, I would. Here’s $10. b. Not at all. Here’s $10. 6. Why don’t we go to the beach today? ‘a, Good idea. b, Because the car broke down. 7. Could you explain this word to me? a. Sorry, but I don’t understand it either. 'b. No, I couldn't, I never heard it before! 8, Maybe I'l wear a suit. What do you think? a. Maybe you shouldn't. b. Maybe you won't. 9. Were you able to get tickets for the concert last week? a. No, I wasn’t, b, Why not?[ED ecceach sentence. wit is function. Use the words inthe box. ability advice permission request suggestion 1, Passengers may not use cell phones on the airplane. 2, Could you please turn the light out before you leave? 3. Why not take the train? 4, Of course you can use my pen. 5. When Eva was little, she couldn’t reach the elevator button. 6. Do you mind if my sister comes with us? 7. Let's take a taxi. 8, If you don’t know who sent that e-mail, you'd better not open it. 9. Would you mind calling back in about half an hour? 10. Will you please explain that to me again? 11.1 can’t lft that box by myself. 12, Maybe we could go to a later movie. 13. You shouldn’t use your real name in an Internet chat room. 14. Ty didn’t study hard, but he was able to pass the final exam, Oo Circle the correct words to complete the conversations. 1L.A: This dorm room is depressing me. B: May we [Why not redecorate? We have some free time. ‘A: OK. Where should we/ were we able to start? B: Maybe we could / couldn’t put up new curtains. ‘As Great, Lets /Why not goto the store right now? B: We can better measure the windows first. ‘As These curtains are prety. ‘Why not/ How about puting them up right away? B: We may / should wash the windows first. They're really dirty. ‘A: OK. The windows are clean. Lets May ws put up the curtains now. Br The room looks great. Why don't we /'We should buy some new posters next. he : 7 e (continued) 17779] Poet 2. A: Dancing Wheels is performing next weekend. Let’s / Would you mind get tickets. B: Good idea. Could/ Should you pick them up? I'm really busy this week. ‘A: No problem. Pll can/ beable 9 get them after class today. Do you mind if / Why not 1 get a ticket for Carlos too? : B: Yes, Ido. / Not at all. I haven't seen him in ages. Maybe we could /will all go out to dlnnes before the theater, Thear that new Indian reseaurant is very good. As OK, but we could/“d better make a reservation, I’ albo very populae 3.A: P'm buying a new computer this year. Any suggestions? B: How about / Why don’t you ask Anatol? He knows a lot about computers. A: Good idea. ‘Could /Should you give me his e-mail address? B: I don’t have it, but you 2d better / could ask Karin, She'll have it. A: Do you mind if / Would you mind asking her for me? You know her better. é B: Sure. NY) Each sentence has four underlined words or phrases. The four underlined parts of the sentences are marked A, B,C, or D. Circle the letter of the one underlined word or phrase that is NOT CORRECT. 1. When Twas 10, Tcould hie a ball far, bur I wasn’t able run fast. ABCcO 2. Why don’t we have dinner and then go see Possible Dreams, ABCD 3. You drove all day today, so maybe you'd not better drive tonight. ABCD 4. Mill you mind bringing your camera to the party tomorrow 2 ABCD 5. Dad, may I borrow the car tomorrow or does Mom has to use it? ABCD 6.1.can't help you with this, so maybe you should to talk to Mr. Ho. ABCD 7. Should I give my host flowers, or should I bringing candy? ABCD a c °