Order the words to make sentences using ‘may’.

because / be / him / Jack / call / you / didn’t / may / upset

May you didn’t call him because Jack be upset.
finish / dinner / You / your / may / you / table / when / the / leave
You may leave the table when you finish your dinner.
may / an / as / rains / a / You / need / umbrella / it / there / lot
You need an umbrella it may rain a lot.
come / may /next / to / our / office / The / week / director
The director may come to our office the next week
book? / I / May / your / borrow
May I borrow your book?
call? / I / a / May / phone / make
May I make a phone call?
phone? / I / May / use /your
May I use your phone?
dictionary? / I / borrow / May / your
May I borrow your dictionary?
come / Sir? / in, / May / I
May I come in, May Sir?
I / May / you? / help
May I help you?
2
Work with your shoulder pal. Ask questions using ‘may’ and the sentences 1 to 4 of the
previous exercise as the answers. Then write the questions you form for each sentence
by yourself.
3
Order the words to make sentences using shall for suggestions or offers.
cold. / door? / I / close / It’s / the / Shall
Shall I close the door? It 's cold.
I / later? / you / Shall / call
Shall I call you later?
dinner / I / a / tonight? / for / get / Shall / pizza
Shall I get pizza for dinner tonight?
taxi / we / home? / a / Shall / take
Shall we take a taxi at home?
here. / the / in / window? / hot / I / Shall / It's / open
Shall I open the window? It 's hot here.
we / Shall / now? / go
Shall we go now?
the / we / now? / Shall / meeting / start
Shall
we / Where / go? / shall
out / we / tonight? / to / go / Shall / dinner
tomorrow? / What / do / we / shall
4
Working with your shoulder pal, ask questions to make suggestions or offers using
‘shall’. Use the previous activity as a model to help you.
5
Choose the correct use of may for each of the following sentences. Write
Permission/Possibility/Offer next to each sentence.
You may collect your bags after the exam
Mum, may I buy this T-shirt?
May I borrow your dictionary?
You may buy a new tablet, if you have money.
I may pass the exam next week.
May I take this book from your library, please?
May I help you?
May I come in, Sir?
6
Write four sentences of your own using may with each of its possible uses.
7
Choose the correct use of shall for each of the following sentences. Write
Suggestion/Offer next to each sentence.
Shall I turn off the television?
Shall we ask for the bill?
What shall I cook?
Shall I make you a coffee?
Shall I cook some pancakes for breakfast?
That bag looks heavy. Shall I carry it for you?
Shall I wait for you?
I shall make the arrangements for you.