Asking for and Offering Help/Service

Anita : Hello Ms. Ratu you looks so busy, may I help you?

Ms. Ratu : Yes I am. Could you please bring students' homework books in my table?

Anita : Sure, and where should I bring it to?

Ms Ratu : Please bring the books to your class, and say sorry to your friends that I may coming late to the class.

Anita : Okay Miss Ratu. Is there anything else?

Ms Ratu : No it's enough. Thank you very much for your help Anita.

Anita : You're welcome.

The sentence "may I help you?" is the expression of ....

• Offering help

• Asking for help

• Declining offer

• Accepting offer

Anita : Hello Ms. Ratu you looks so busy, may I help you?

Ms. Ratu : Yes I am. Could you please bring students' homework books in my table?

Anita : Sure, and where should I bring it to?

Ms Ratu : Please bring the books to your class, and say sorry to your friends that I may coming late to the class.

Anita : Okay Miss Ratu. Is there anything else?

Ms Ratu : No it's enough. Thank you very much for your help Anita.

Anita : You're welcome.

The sentence "Could you please bring students' homework books in my table?" is the expression of ....

• Offering help

• Asking for help

• Declining offer

• Accepting offer

Kissha : Hey you looks pale, what's wrong with you? 

Helen : My stomach hurts, maybe this is because I didn't take breakfast this morning. 

Kissha : May I bring you to the UKS? 

Helen : Sure, It would be really helpful. 

Kissha : Would you like me to bring you some foods?

Helen : Yes please. 

Kissha : Okay, but I will take you to UKS first then I will bring you foods and medicine. 

Helen : Thanks Kissha, It's very nice of you. 

The sentence "Sure, It would be really helpful" is the expression of ....

• Offering help

• Asking for help

• Declining offer

• Accepting offer

Ara : Good afternoon Mrs.Tina.

Mrs. Tina : Good afternoon Ara. What are you doing?

Ara : I’m looking for a book. Could you do a favor for me?

Mrs. Tina : What is it?

Ara : I need a book about science. Would you mind showing me it?

Mrs. Tina : No, of course not. Can you look for it on the shelf over there?

Ara : Umm… I have searched it but I haven’t found it. Would you please look for it

together?

Mrs. Tina : I have two books of science. Both of them are “My body science” and “A

Philosopher looks all science”. Do you like both of them?

Ara : Really? Can you lend me the second one, please?

Mrs. Tina : I’ll lend you if you give it back soon.

Ara : Certainly. I’ll return it immediately. Thank you.

Mrs. Tina : You’re welcome.

The sentence "Could you do a favor for me?" has the same meaning with ...

• Can you help me?

• Can I help you?

• Would you like me to help you?

• Do you need my help?

Ara : Good afternoon Mrs.Tina.

Mrs. Tina : Good afternoon Ara. What are you doing?

Ara : I’m looking for a book. Could you do a favor for me?

Mrs. Tina : What is it?

Ara : I need a book about science. Would you mind showing me it?

Mrs. Tina : No, of course not. Can you look for it on the shelf over there?

Ara : Umm… I have searched it but I haven’t found it. Would you please look for it

together?

Mrs. Tina : I have two books of science. Both of them are “My body science” and “A

Philosopher looks all science”. Do you like both of them?

Ara : Really? Can you lend me the second one, please?

Mrs. Tina : I’ll lend you if you give it back soon.

Ara : Certainly. I’ll return it immediately. Thank you.

Mrs. Tina : You’re welcome.

Where does the conversation take place?

• In hospital

• In a parking lot

• In a library

• In a school

Ara : Good afternoon Mrs.Tina.

Mrs. Tina : Good afternoon Ara. What are you doing?

Ara : I’m looking for a book. Could you do a favor for me

Mrs. Tina : What is it?

Ara : I need a book about science. Would you mind showing me it?

Mrs. Tina : No, of course not. Can you look for it on the shelf over there?

Ara : Umm… I have searched it but I haven’t found it. Would you please look for it

together?

Mrs. Tina : I have two books of science. Both of them are “My body science” and “A

Philosopher looks al science”. Do you like both of them?

Ara : Really? Can you lend me the second one, please?

Mrs. Tina : I’ll lend you if you give it back soon.

Ara : Certainly. I’ll return it immediately. Thank you.

Mrs. Tina : You’re welcome.

What is Ara looking for?

• Horror book

• Comic

• Math book

• A book about science

Rahma : Excuse me, Ma’am.

Teacher : Yes, Rahma. What’s up ?

Rahma : Ma’am. I’m a little bit confused with question number three. _______________

Teacher : Let’s ask the others first

Rahma : O.K.

Teacher : Listen, class. Rahma has a problem with question number three. Can any of you

help Rahma ? What about you Gilang ?

Gilang : I’m really sorry Ma’am. I can’t. Finally, I don’t understand it either.

Teacher : Do you ? Well,…it seems to be everybody’s problem. All right then, I’ll explain

it once again. But first, Yandar, will you clean the blackboard ?

Yandar : Yes, Ma’am.

Teacher : Thank you.

What is the suitable expression to fill in the blank?

• Can I help you?

• Would you be kind

  to explain me more about it ?

• Could you please move to another chair?

• Would you like to answer this task?

Aldo: Sir, would you like me to close the window for you?

Mr. Adi: Yes, please. It’s very cold inside.

The underlined sentence express .......

• A. Asking for help

• B. Offering help

• C. Refusing something

• D. Accepting an offer

Romy: May I help you ?

Deny: Hmmm. Don’t bother yourself, thanks.

The underlined sentence express …....

• A. Asking for help

• B. Offering help

• C. Accepting an offer

• D. Refusing an offer

Tom: This question is so difficult to answer.

Jay: …………

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …

• A. Just don’t answer it.

• B. Let’s stop studying and go playing.

• C. Would you like a cup of coffee?

• D. Let me help you work on it.