Asking and Offering Help

Sam : My car won't start.

Ana : .........

• May I help you? I know about car.

• May I help you? I know about construction.

• May I help you? I know about bicycle.

• May I help you? I know about you.

The example of offering service / help

• That's very kind of you.

• No, it's all right, really.

• What can I do for you?

• May I offer my assitance?

Example of accepting service / help

• Thank you.

• Can I help you?

• I can manage.

• Do you need any help?

A : Would you like a lemonade?

B : ...........

The proper respond from B should be.

• I don't like lemonade.

• Thak you.

• Yes, please.

• Lemonade is not my favorite.

Hello, may I ..... you?

• let

• need

• help

• excuse

Informal way to offer something is.....

• Would you like a piece of cake?

• May I offer you a cup of hot tea?

• Can I get you some fresh fruits?

• Are you up for some chips?

Below are expressions of offering help, except...

• Could you help me please?

• May I offer my assistance?

• Do you need any help?

• Would you like some help?

Usually a shopkeeper say ..... when they want help customer.

• "Are you busy? I need some help"

• "Is there anything I can help you with?"

• "Excuse me, do you work here?"

• "No, thanks, I can do it myself."

You want someone to do "turn up the fan" for you. Say it politely.

• Turn up the fan!

• Could you turn up the fan, please?

• Please turn up the fun for me!

• C'mon! turn up the fun please?

How do you say when you want to refuse a help from someone?

• Thanks a lot for your help. I'm so grateful.

• Yes, sure.

• I'm sorry, but I'd rather to do it on my own. Thank you.

• No problem.