Offering Help & Responses (2)

Man : I'll put them here, Mam.

Woman: Thanks for the help with the bag, young man.

Man : You are welcome, Mam. Well, I have to go.

Why does the man to the woman?

• He put his bag in the woman's house.

• He carried the woman's bags.

• He helped the woman buy a bag.

• He gave the woman a bag.

• He took the woman to the bag store.

Woman : Finally, I got the package.

Man : Please, sigh here.

Woman : Okay.

Man : Could I hold your package while you sign in?

Woman : Thank, that would help a lot.

What will the woman probably do?

• Give the package.

• Sign the package.

• Hold the woman's package.

• Help the woman sign the package.

• Give the signature to the woman.

Man : Can I give your hand?

Woman: Oh, yes please. I want to buy a blender. Can you show me?

Man : Sure. Come with me. I'll show you.

Woman: Thank you.

Man : Here are the blenders.

What is the profession of the man?

• A tour guide.

• A manager.

• A cook.

• A shop assistant.

• A waiter.

Woman : Would you like some help carrying those plates, Mom?

Woman : ....

What is the most appropriate response to say next?

• No, problem.

• Thanks, that's very kind of you.

• Please, do it.

• I don't like it.

• I should help you.

Man : What's wrong, Madam?

Woman : I can't open the door.

Man : ....

What is the most appropriate response to say next?

• Please, don't bother.

• What can I do for you?

• What if I close it?

• May I help you leave the room?

• Would you like me to open it for you?

Woman : Good morning sir, Can I help you?

Man : I am looking for a pair of leather shoes.

Woman : What size are you looking for?

Man : 39

Where does the conversation most likely take place?

• At a canteen.

• At a shoe shop.

• At a barber shop.

• At a hospital

• A post office

Man : Excuse me. May I take your suitcase to your room?

Woman: Yes, please. Thank you very much.

What is the profession of the man?

• A waiter.

• A manager.

• A bartender.

• A clerk.

• A bell boy.

Jemima : May I help you? You look so confused.

Mrs. Ray : Yes, Please. I cannot find my grandson. He was waiting for me here, and now he's gone.

Jemima : have you told your problem at the security of this supermarket?

Mrs. Ray : Not yet.

Jemima : Well, let's go to the security desk. He will help you.

Where does the conversation most likely take place?

• At School canteen.

• At a traditional market.

• At a supermarket

• At hospital.

Jemima : May I help you? You look so confused.

Mrs. Ray : Yes, Please. I cannot find my grandson. He was waiting for me here, and now he's gone.

Jemima : have you told your problem at the security of this supermarket?

Mrs. Ray : Not yet.

Jemima : Well, let's go to the security desk. He will help you.

What will Jemima do then?

• She will look for her grandson.

• She will call the security staff.

• She will call the police

• She will meet the security person.

• She will offer help the security.

Jemima : May I help you? You look so confused.

Mrs. Ray : Yes, Please. I cannot find my grandson. He was waiting for me here, and now he's gone.

Jemima : have you told your problem at the security of this supermarket?

Mrs. Ray : Not yet.

Jemima : Well, let's go to the security desk. He will help you.

From the dialogue, we know that Jemima is looking for ...

• the security

• the supermarket assistant

• her grandson

• her husband

• the location of supermarket