Giving suggestion

Giving suggestion
Example:
A: my math score is always bad.
B: I think you should study and do more practice
1. I can't sleep well last night.
2. I want to be a doctor.
3. I have a headache.
4. I'm always late to school.
5. I can see well.
6. The english class is exciting.
7. The teachers are nice and helpful.
8. I love hamster. I want to keep it at home.
9. I'm bored. I need some refreshing.
10. Tomorrow is my mother's birthday.
Arrange these utterances into good dialogue.
A. Do you need any help?
B. Do you know how to do it?
C. I'cooking fried rice.
D. Thanks, but I can do it myself.
E. Sure, I have the recipe with me.
F. Don't worry. I can manage.
G. Be careful with the stove.
H. I burnt my fingers. I guess I need your help after all.
I. What's the matter
J. Ouch
K. Ok. No problem. We can do it together. You have to hold the frying pan like this...
Write request asking about someone's willingness to do something.
Example:
I want you to get the novel.
Can you get me the novel, please?
1. I want you to open the door.
2.  I want you to answer the phone.
3.  I want you to give Firman a message.
 4. I want you to turn off the television.
5.  I want you to phone me later.
 6. I want to have the bill.
7.  I want you to visit grandma this Saturday.
 8. I want you to help me with my homework.
9.  I want you to get me some food.
10. I want you to leave me alone.