Offers and decisions at the moment

Are you decisive or indecisive?

Listen to the track and complete the missing parts.
Conversation 1. Conversation 2
A:Look at the time, my train’s leaving.
A: Oh sorry, we were talking and I didn’t see
B: Shall I pay for these? the time.

A: That would be great. B: Don’t worry. I won’t take the train. I’ll
take a taxi
A: Hold on. How much is it? A: A taxi, they’re quite expensive. Let me
drive you to the airport
B: 2.75

A: I’ll pay for it . Here’s five. I really

have to go.
After completing the conversations. Write which
ones are phrases used to offers and which ones to
make a decision at the moment.
DECISIONS OFFERS

I’ll pay for it Shall I pay for these?

I’ll take a taxi Let me drive you to the airport.
I won’t take the train. I’ll pay for it.
We can use will or won’t to to
make decisions at the moment of
the speaking.
I’ll buy the white sweater.
I’ll have a salad.
I won’t go to the party.
We can use let me,
shall or will to make
offers.
I’ll help you with your
homework.
Let me carry those bags for
you.
Shall I pay for this?
Shall we take you home?
 Student A: Choose one of the situations and read it to your partner.

Student B: Listen to your partner and according to the situation, make a

spontaneous decision or make an offer.

a)I have a headache b) Would you like a tea or coffee? c) Here’s my phone number

e) I need to be at the airport in

d) I don’t feel very well f) I left my book at your house
an hour.

g) Let’s go to the cinema h) I forgot to invite Sofia to the

i) I can’t hear the radio
this afternoon. party.