Offering Something

Ella: Mom, do you need some help? You look so busy this morning.

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

The underlined sentence expresses ….

• Offering help

• Looking for something

• Refusing help

• Accepting help

Hani: Excuse me. May I see Mr. Chris?

Giselle: I am so sorry. He has just left this room. What can I do for you?

Hani: Just tell him that I have left my assignment on his desk.

Giselle: Sure. I will inform him of it.

Hani: Thank you.

Giselle: You’re welcome.

Where does the dialogue probably take place?

• At the hospital.

• In the classroom.

• In the teacher's room.

• In the office.

when someone has helped you to stand up and walk around, you should say ....

• Thank you very much

• You're welcome

• Don't mention it

• It's my pleasure

• No, thanks

Waitress: Would you like a cup of coffee, sir?

Mr. Khalid: ... I love coffee. It's good for our health

• No, thanks

• I'm sorry

• I don't think so

• Sure, thanks.

• I think, it's too bad

Below are the expressions of accepting an offer, except..

• How kind of you. Thanks a lot.

• Oh really? Thanks a million.

• Yes, that would be great.

• Thanks. That’s just what I need.

• Thanks. But I can do it myself.

Which of the following sentences is not the expression of offering help?

• Let me adjust the seat for you.

• Can I help you with this homework?

• I agree with the opinion about the car.

• I'd be happy to help you with the suits.

• Would you like me to take you to the airport?

which one is the expression for offering a help?

• Is there anything I can do for you?

• Where can I buy anything immediately?

• How do you spend your last holiday?

• What will you do next Saturday night?

• Do you like to go to the cinema in the weekend?

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

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

The underlined sentence express:

• Asking help

• Offering help

• Refusing something

• Accepting an offer

• Suggestion

Andy: I heard there will be a concert tonight. Would you like to go with me?

Sam: I’m afraid I cannot.

Andy: Why? I think you really love the band.

Sam: Yes, I do. But I have many works at home.

Andy: Let me help you, then.

Sam:                       

Andy: Never mind. That’s what friend should do.

• I really appreciate your help

• I don’t need your help

• I am fine, thank you

• I will go, too

• Don’t worry

Ronald: You look so busy.               

Marry: No, thank you. I can handle them.

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ….

• I will leave you alone

• Would you like some help?

• Do you want to help me?

• Sure, I would like to

• Yes, please