You don't like the first apartment you're shown. How can you ask for another option?, a) That's the only possibility., b) Do you have anything else?, c) You must choose this one., d) I already bought it., Your friend wants an inexpensive place to eat. Suggest an alternative., a) Another option would be the café across the street., b) You ate there yesterday., c) The restaurant was expensive., d) I don't eat breakfast., A salesperson recommends something too expensive. Politely reject the recommendation., a) That's exactly what I want., b) I'll definitely take it., c) I bought two yesterday., d) I'm not sure that's a great choice for me., Your friend is choosing between two phones. Give a recommendation using If I were you..., a) If I were you, I chose the cheaper one., b) If I were you, I will choose the cheaper one., c) If I were you, I'd choose the cheaper one., d) If I am you, I'd choose the cheaper one., Recommend something you've personally had good experience with., a) I've always had luck with this brand., b) This brand might exist., c) There are brands everywhere., d) I had a brand tomorrow., Someone offers an option that seems reasonable. Respond positively., a) I refuse to listen., b) That could work., c) There aren't any alternatives., d) That's impossible yesterday., Your friend wants to exercise but doesn't have much free time. Suggest two alternatives., a) Time is important., b) Exercise existed before gyms., c) Another option would be short home workouts or walking to work., d) You shouldn't have exercised., What could you say when an option has an important disadvantage?, a) It might not be the best option because it's too expensive., b) That was an alternative tomorrow., c) There are no disadvantages in choices., d) I recommend yesterday., You're buying a laptop bag. What information would you consider before choosing one?, a) Only its name, b) Yesterday's weather, c) The salesperson's birthday, d) Price, size, comfort, and features, Think of a real decision you're making. What alternatives do you have, and which would you choose?, a) There can never be more than one option., b) I can compare the alternatives and choose the one that best fits my needs., c) Alternatives don't affect decisions., d) I should always accept the first suggestion.

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