Answer: A) Off course, what time?
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: D) Cancelling my IFR flight.
Answer: C) A command is a direct instruction, while a request is a polite inquiry.
Answer: B) Request
Answer: C) Don't sleep.
Answer: A) Would you mind helping me with my homework?
Answer: D) I have a better idea. Let's make one!
Answer: B) Inverted Order.
Answer: A) Do not keep the door open.
Answer: C) Wait here, will you?
Answer: C) Please
Answer: D) To give us.
Answer: A) Polite request.
Answer: C) Request
Answer: A) Never
Answer: A) Request for assistance.
Answer: A) Sure!
Answer: A) Requests.
Answer: A) Shall/Can/Could I give you a hand with the preparations?
Answer: C) Positive command.
Answer: A) True
Answer: A) Sure. Do you want anything to drink?
Answer: A) Don't put.
Answer: A) Yes
Answer: B) Polite request.
Answer: A) Do not stand up while the bus is moving.
Answer: D) Will you.
Answer: C) He has to study for the test.
Answer: A) Requests
Answer: B) Could you offer a lower price or any discounts?
Answer: D) Suggestion
Answer: A) An offer.
Answer: D) Me where the restroom is?
Answer: A) Offer
Answer: A) Do sit down.
Answer: A) Let's
Answer: B) Me to turn off.
Answer: C) Polite request.
Answer: E) It's an obligation.
Answer: D) Sound great.
Answer: D) Request
Answer: A) Obligation
Answer: B) INDIRECT OBJECT.
Answer: D) We really like your items and you must deliver them to us by tomorrow.
Answer: A) Always
Answer: A) Only I follows.
Answer: C) Yes, I would.
Answer: C) Sure. No problem.
Answer: B) I'm cold.
Answer: B) A command is an instruction ('Listen carefully.'); a request is a polite inquiry ('Can you listen carefully?').
Answer: A) Yes, certainly.
Answer: C) Yes, please.
Answer: B) Accepting offer.
Answer: D) Yes, I'd love to.
Answer: A) A subject, like 'You' or 'He'.
Answer: A) Request
Answer: A) TRUE
Answer: B) Will you.
Answer: B) Positive request.