SMKN 26 Offering Help

1.You see someone with a heavy suitcase and you offer help. You say:

Can I __ you a hand?

• give

• be

• make

• take

You're very busy and a colleague offers to make you a cup of tea. (''Would you like a cup of tea?'')

You want to accept the offer and say:

• Oh, that would be lovely, thank you!

• yes I would!

• You bet!

• I can handle it by myself

This week you have lots to do. A friend offers to go shopping for you, but you don't want your friend to help. You say: Actually I'm fine. Thanks __

• for helping, though.

• for offering, though.

• for saying, though.

In the same situation you could also say to your friend: I'll be fine thanks. __

• It's very kind of you to offer, though.

• It's very kind of you to ask, though.

• It's a wonderful idea, though.

Your friend insists and says ''Please, let me do the shopping for you!'' You say: __

• No, I don't need you to.

• No, really, don't worry! I'll be fine.

• No, you shouldn't!

You're carrying two bags and you're nearly home, when someone offers you help. You don't want help and say:

• Actually, I'm fine thanks!

• Actually, it's good thanks.

• Thanks but no

In the same situation you could also say:

• Thanks, but I can deal with it.

• Thanks, but I can do it on my own.

• Thanks, but I can manage.