Asking and Giving Service/Help

The following sentence is the expression to offer a help.

• No, thanks

• May I help you?

• Yes, Please

• Can you help me, please?

Man : I'll put them here, Mam.

Woman: Thanks for the help with the bag, young man.

Man : You are welcome, Mam. Well, I have to go.

Why does the man to the woman?

• He put his bag in the woman's house.

• He helped the woman buy a bag.

• He took the woman to the bag store.

• He carried the woman's bags.

• He gave the woman a bag.

Man : What's wrong, Madam?

Woman : I can't open the door.

Man : ....

What is the most appropriate response to say next?

• Please, don't bother.

• What if I close it?

• Would you like me to open it for you?

• What can I do for you?

• May I help you leave the room?

Man : Excuse me. May I take your suitcase to your room?

Woman: Yes, please. Thank you very much.

What is the profession of the man?

• A waiter.

• A bartender.

• A bell boy.

• A manager.

• A clerk.

Jemima : May I help you? You look so confused.

Mrs. Ray : Yes, Please. I cannot find my grandson. He was waiting for me here, and now he's gone.

Jemima : have you told your problem at the security of this supermarket?

Mrs. Ray : Not yet.

Jemima : Well, let's go to the security desk. He will help you.

What will Jemima do then?

• She will look for her grandson.

• She will call the police

• She will offer help the security.

• She will call the security staff.

• She will meet the security

Jemima : May I help you? You look so confused.

Mrs. Ray : Yes, Please. I cannot find my grandson. He was waiting for me here, and now he's gone.

Jemima : have you told your problem at the security of this supermarket?

Mrs. Ray : Not yet.

Jemima : Well, let's go to the security desk. He will help you.

The underlined sentence is to ...

• asking for help

• decline help

• ask for information

• offer help

• refuse service

Jemima : May I help you? You look so confused.

Mrs. Ray : Yes, Please. I cannot find my grandson. He was waiting for me here, and now he's gone.

Jemima : have you told your problem at the security of this supermarket?

Mrs. Ray : Not yet.

Jemima : Well, let's go to the security desk. He will help you.

The underlined sentence is intended to ...

• refuse service

• look for information

• offer help

• accept service

• ask for help

You see someone with a heavy suitcase and you offer help. You say, "Would you like a ... "

• carry

• offer

• suggestion

• hand

• need

Mr. Win : Hello, Miss Wilis. Would you like a cup of coffee? I'm just making some.

Miss Wilis : Oh, yes please. That would be lovely.

The underlined expression expresses ...

• Offering something

• Accepting an offer

• Asking an offer

• Offering help

• Refusing an offer

Ruth : Have you finished your dinner?

Grandma: Yes, I have.

Ruth : Would you like me to wash the dishes?

Grandma: It's okay. I don't mind washing the dishes for my grand daughter.

Ruth : No, Grandma. You have taken care of me when my parents are not at home. Let me do it for a change.

Grandma : That's very kind of you, darling.

What does the underlined sentence mean?

• Offering help.

• Declining help.

• Neglecting suggestion.

• Refusing Help.

• Accepting help.