Shall, Should or Will: Multiple Choice
B1 Level
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A: I can't reach the biscuits on the top shelf. B: I'm taller than you. blank them down?
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Choose the words that complete each sentence. Decide whether the speaker is offering, suggesting, giving advice, asking for a favour, promising or predicting. Your first choice counts.
A: I can't reach the biscuits on the top shelf. B: I'm taller than you. _____ them down?
A: Someone's at the door, and my hands are covered in flour. _____ it, please? B: Sure, no problem.
A: My new laptop keeps switching itself off. What do you think? B: _____ it back to the shop. It's only a month old.
A: I've been offered a job in Glasgow, but all my friends are here. _____ it? B: I would. It sounds perfect for you.
The sun's come out at last. Let's have lunch in the garden, _____?
Careful! That dish has just come out of the oven. _____ yourself!
A: Tea or coffee? B: _____ a coffee, please. Just milk, no sugar.
A: I've got so much work to finish tonight. B: Poor you. _____ dinner, then? A: Oh, yes, please!
A: My neighbours play loud music every night. Any ideas? B: _____ to them first. They might not realise how loud it is.
A: I'm so bored, and it's pouring with rain. B: Me too. _____ a film? There's a good comedy on at seven.
A: Oh no, I'm going to miss my train! B: Don't panic – _____ a taxi for you?
A: I'm just popping out to the post office. B: Oh, great. _____ this letter for me while you're there?
A: I want to learn some Spanish before my holiday in Madrid. Which app _____? B: Try the free one from the library.
A: Do you think the dog _____ me if I stroke it? B: No, don't worry. She's very friendly.
A: It's freezing in here. B: Sorry! _____ the heating on? A: Yes, please.
My little brother keeps falling asleep in class. He _____ up so late playing games.
Hold this ladder for a minute, _____? I don't want to fall.
A: Can I tell you a secret? B: Of course. _____ anyone, I promise.
A: My feet are killing me. We've been walking for hours. B: Mine too. _____ on that bench for a bit?
A: I dropped a book my friend lent me in the bath. _____ her a new one? B: Yes, I think that's the right thing to do.
Grammar review
Start with what the speaker wants. Offering help or suggesting a plan together? Use shall I or shall we (shall we meet at six?). Giving or asking for advice? Use should. Asking someone else for a favour, promising, deciding on the spot or predicting? Use will (will you water my plants?).
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