OFFERING HELP & IF CLAUSE FOLLOWED BY IMPERATIVE-SUGGESTION

Raisa : Vera, I have a little problem.

Vera : What’s the matter? Can I help you?

Raisa : I have to pay for my school fee, but the money that my parent sent hasn’t arrived yet. Can you help me out?

Vera : No problem. You can use my money first.

Raisa : …………………… I owe you one.

Vera : What is a friend for?

• Of course

• That’s great

• Thanks a lot

• I’d love to

• Don’t bother

Man : You look busy today. Many thing to do?

Woman : Yeah. I have to find many articles from the internet about education.

Man : Let me help you browse with my laptop

Woman : Thank you.

What does the man offer?

• To help the woman look for some articles

• To help the woman write her articles

• To help the woman send her articles

• To help the woman edit her articles

• To help the woman file her articles

Robby : It seems that you have so much to do ...........

Ronald : Sure, if you don't mind. You are so kind.

• Are you tired?

• Can I help you?

• Do you like to help me?

• Can you do me a favor?

• Would you like to help me?

Fira : Can you turn on this electric stove, Yuni?

Yuni : I'm sorry. I don't know .............

• the way operating it

• how to operate it

• what is operated

• it is operated

• operating it

Man : Let me carry your luggage, Ma'am?

Woman : Thank you. Here is your tip.

Man : Thank you. Have a nice stay.

What does the man offer?

• Giving tip

• Parking the car

• Finding a place to stay

• Bringing the luggage

• Booking a flight ticket

Rendy : Can I help you carry the bag to you room?

Vega : No, thank you. I can manage it.

The underlined sentence shows that Vega ....

• is able to fix it

• can handle it

• accepts the offer

• needs help

• refuses to help

What shall we do today? .... go to library.

• Shall I

• Will

• Let's

• Would you

• Why don't

... like a cup of coffee?

• Can I

• Would you

• I'll do

• Should I

• Do I

A : You seem to be busy. May I give you a hand?

B : Oh, no thank you. I can do it myself.

The underlined sentence is an expression of ...

• offering help

• anticipating help

• asking for help

• expecting help

• waiting for help

Danial : I'm out to grab some lunch. Do you want me to pick you up something?

Hasnah : .............. I brought my lunch.

The best expression to complete the dialog is...

• That's a good idea

• Don't disturb me, please

• Why not?

• That's so kind of you

• No, thanks