Offering Help-Services

The right expressions to offer your service is ....

• May I help me?

• May I help you?

• Please help me!

• Can you help me?

What can ... do for you?

• you

• me

• I

• he

Do you need some help?

• Thank's

• Thank you

• Yes. Please

• No. I don't like you

Which is not the right response of offering help expressions?

• Yes. That wonderful place

• Yes. Surely

• OK

• That would be nice

The problem in the dialog is ....

• There's no one to join honey moon

• There's no right place for honey moon destination

• There's no right person for honey moon participant

• There's no action to find right place for honey moon destination

Let ... help you to finish this project.

• I

• me

• you

• my

Ida: Mom, may I help you to shower these flowers?

Mom: .... It almost done.

• Yes. Please

• Surely

• Yes. Why not.

• No. Thank you.

Melon: What if I share you my tips to attend online class?

Molen: OK. That's wonderful. Thank you.

The underlined expressions means ....

• Molen accepts Melon's offering help

• Molen refuses Melon's offering help

• Molen declines Melon's offering help

• Molen agrees with Melon's offering help

The most polite offering help/services expression is ....

• Do you want my help?

• What's the problem?

• May I help you?

• Can I help you?

... you need a help?

• Does

• Do

• Why

• How