Offering Help and Service

Dany : Good morning Jane, can you help me?

Jane : .... with pleasure.

• Yes, please.

• No, thanks.

• Don't bother

• Never mind

• It's Ok.

Jane : You look pale.

Jim : I've got serious headache.

Jane : .....

Jim : Please call my mother.

• What's wrong?

• Do you mind helping me?

• What can I do for you?

• Would you like to go to hospital?

• Let's go home!

Elsa : Mom, do you need some help?

You look busy this morning.

Mom : Of course. I need another pair of hands to wash the dish.

The underlined sentence expresses ....

• accepting help

• offering help

• refusing help

• looking for something

• refusing something

Rony : Should I take you to the doctor?

Sena : No, you needn't have to.

The inderlined sentence express ....

• offering something

• offering help

• accepting an offer

• declining an offer

• accepting help

Lizya : I am very thirsty.

Leni : ....

• Should I bring you a bottle of sauce?

• Should I bring you a glass of orange?

• Should I bring you a plate of noodle?

• Should I bring you a bowl of soup?

• Should I take you to restaurant?

Mom, may I help you to close the window?

The sentence expresses ....

• asking for help

• offering help

• refusing something

• accepting an offer

• declining help

Fafa : This question is difficult to answer.

Linda : ......

• Don't answer it!

• Let's stop studying and go playing!

• Would you like to go with me?

• Let me help you!

• Just let it!

Resti : Do you mind .... me?

Vina : Of course.

• help

• to help

• helping

• helped

• to get helped

Rian : Could you ... me the way to geology museum?

The man : Turn left and go straight

• showed

• shown

• to show

• showing

• show

Doctor : I think you have terrible disease. Let me .... your stomach.

Revan : Yes, please.

• checking

• to check

• check

• checked

• have checked