Find and correct the mistake in each conversation.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 644.

Ex.32Requests.

Read the situations and choose the correct phrase to complete the sentences.

Ex.31 Requests.

1. You're having something to eat at a friend's house. Ask him to pass you the salt.

Do you mind / Can you pass me the salt?

1. You're in a newsagent's and you want to buy some crisps. What do you say?

Did you / Can I have a packet of Miller's crisps, please?

1. A work colleague lives next to the post office. Ask her to post a letter for you.

Could you possibly / Would you mind posting this letter for me?

1. You really need to take a day off work tomorrow. Ask your boss.

I wonder if I could / Do you think you could take the day off tomorrow?

1. You're in a traincarriage and it's very hot. Ask the lady opposite you if it is OK to open the window.

Would you mind if I / Do you think I could opened the window? It's very hot.

1. You're late and need a lift to the station. Ask your friend if she can take you.

Do you / Could you give me a lift to the station?

1. Thomas:Can I used your toilet?

Catriona: Yes, certainly.

1. Pierre:Could you telling me how to get to Piccadilly Gardens?

Mavis:No problem. It's straight ahead, past that school on the corner.

1. Erika:Is it alright if I to close this door. It's too noisy.

Tom: Yes, of course.

1. Victoria:Could I borrow your pen? Mine's at home.

Marion:I'm afraid you can. I'm using it.

1. Chris: Did you think you could lend me £5?

Douglas:I'm sorry, but I haven't been paid yet.

1. Lou: Is it alright if I gone to bed early? I'm very tired.

Andrew:Yes, go ahead.