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English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 14: Could You Do Me a Favor? · Term 2

Also known as: Unit 14 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 14 Vocabulary & Functions: Requests & Offers، Grammar: Can/Could/Will/Would, I'll/Let Me, Want/Tell/Ask + Object + Infinitive & Functions of Will، Reading & Writing: Dear Daughter.

Test questions (15)

  1. "Would you pass me the salt?" – "____"
    Answer: Sure.
  2. "I'll get some more snacks." – "____"
    Answer: Thanks.
  3. Can I ____ 10 riyals? I'll give it back tomorrow.
    Answer: borrow
  4. Could you ____ me your pen?
    Answer: lend
  5. On the phone: "Hello. ____ Fahd. May I speak to Ali?"
    Answer: This is
  6. Which is the most polite request?
    Answer: Could you please help me with my math homework?
  7. Rana wants Sabah ____ her 10 riyals.
    Answer: to lend
  8. The receptionist asks Saeed ____ in the form.
    Answer: to fill
  9. Mother tells her children ____ away their toys.
    Answer: to put
  10. Tell them ____ watch TV until they finish their homework.
    Answer: not to
  11. "I'm sorry I let you down. I won't disappoint you again." – Function of will:
    Answer: promise
  12. "It's hot in here. Will you turn on the air conditioner?" – Function of will:
    Answer: request
  13. "Let's take a break. I'll make us some coffee." – Function of will:
    Answer: offer
  14. In "Dear Daughter", how does Mom feel about the length of her stay at the hospital?
    Answer: She doesn't know how long she'll be there.
  15. What does Mom ask Farah to make in addition to dinner?
    Answer: a salad

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Questions about this lesson

What does the review include?

Requests and offers, Can/Could/Will/Would, want/tell/ask + object + infinitive, and the Dear Daughter text.

How do I reply to Would you pass me the salt?

To agree to the request Would you pass me the salt? we answer Sure. or Of course. This is a polite, short reply.

Which is more polite?

Could and Would are more polite than Can and Will in requests. Example: Could you open the window, please?

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No. The teacher shares the lesson link; the student types a first name and plays on a phone or computer, and the score reaches the teacher.

Which games suit this lesson?

You can play it in The Hunter, Complete the sentence, Match Up, Matching pairs and the other games and activities on Hessa Play.