Answer: A) Always
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Answer: D) Request
Answer: A) I suggest you bring an umbrella; it looks like rain.
Answer: C) Could you please show me that?
Answer: C) I ask that .
Answer: A) Try not to give too much attention to the puppy.
Answer: B) That's a good idea.
Answer: B) A is a command, B is a request.
Answer: A) Sorry, I can't. I'm waiting for my mother.
Answer: A) Request
Answer: A) Go
Answer: A) Not at all.
Answer: B) Yes, I'd like to see these magnets, please.
Answer: C) What you need is to rest for a while.
Answer: B) Jason, please.
Answer: B) To excess.
Answer: C) Negative command.
Answer: C) You must put litter in the bin.
Answer: A) Sure, I'd love to.
Answer: B) A command is mandatory, while a request is optional.
Answer: C) Please close the door.
Answer: C) Send me the report.
Answer: A) Help me with my homework.
Answer: B) Slaves, hand over the reward to your master!
Answer: C) To refuse or modify the order.
Answer: B) Sorry, I'm afraid I can't. The price is fixed.
Answer: D) I'm sorry, I'm using it myself/Well, thanks.
Answer: B) Yes, you can use 'please' in an imperative sentence.
Answer: B) False
Answer: A) Please, buy my cousin a tablet.
Answer: C) I think I will.
Answer: A) Don't get caught in the rain.
Answer: C) Requesting Sentence.
Answer: C) Help me with my project.
Answer: B) Please help me.
Answer: B) Please close the door.
Answer: A) You should share it on Facebook.
Answer: A) I am a good fit for the job specification and I meet all the criteria.
Answer: B) Requests
Answer: C) Yes, let's!
Answer: D) Sure. What's the problem.
Answer: A) Expressing a request.
Answer: D) Clean your bedroom.
Answer: A) It is very useful to watch this film.
Answer: C) Send a formal letter or email to the appropriate person or department.
Answer: C) Advice
Answer: A) Here you are.
Answer: B) Open the door, please.
Answer: A) Of course.
Answer: A) Sure, I'll do it now.
Answer: C) Don't be lazy!
Answer: B) Request Sentences.
Answer: A) Put them on.
Answer: A) Polite Request.
Answer: D) "Can you go make the coffee orders please?".
Answer: B) Between the no and command verb.
Answer: C) . Squawk 4321, 131.325.
Answer: D) A polite request.
Answer: C) Invite them directly by suggesting a game or activity.