Offering Help

1. 1. Student: Good afternoon, Mrs. Samantha. Your stuff looks heavy, perhaps I could assist you?

Teacher: Yes, please. I really appreciate it

The underlined word means……………….

• To offer help

• To describe someone

• To explain the material

•  To accept an offer

• To accept help

2. 2. Gina: Hello, Mr. James! Welcome to my house, please sit. Do you want me to get you anything?

   Mr. James: A cold drink will be all right.

   Gina’s sentence expresses……………….

• Accepting help

• Refusing help

• Offering help

•   Declining help

•  Asking help

3. Dad: Oh no, my presentation is so boring.

        I don’t think I have enough time to beautify it.

Son: What if I take care of your presentation, Dad?

        I guess I can handle it right now.

Dad: ……………………………………

What will the Dad probably say?

• You’re welcome

• Thanks. That’s very thoughtful of you

• I have already done the presentation

• Where do you keep the presentation?

• No, you’ll disturb me.

4. 4. Arrange these sentences into a good dialogue!

1)    Helen: Thanks

2)    Sarah: Well, I have Murphy and Azar. Which one do you want?

3)    Helen: Yes, please. I need an English grammar book.

4)    Sarah: May I help you?

5)    Helen: I want them both

6)    Sarah: Wait a minute. I’ll take them for you.

• 2 – 1 – 4 – 3 - 5 – 6

• 2 – 3 – 6 – 1 – 4 – 5

•  4 – 3 – 5 – 2 – 6 – 1    

• 4- 3 – 2 – 5 – 6 – 1

•  4 – 3 – 5 – 2 – 1 – 6

5. 5. Raisa   : Mom, do you mind if I help you to cook?

Mother : Of course, come and help me.

From the conversation above we know that......

• Mother doesn’t like Raisa to help her cook

• Raisa asked her mother to help her cook

• Raisa doesn’t like cooking

• Mother accepted Raisa’s offer to help her cook

• Mother declined Raisa’s offer

6. 6. Dad: Oh no, my presentation is so boring.

        I don’t think I have enough time to beautify it.

Son: What if I take care of your presentation, Dad?

        I guess I can handle it right now.

Dad: ……………………………………

What is the relationship between the speakers?

• Tourist - ticket seller

• Doctor - patient

• Father - son

• Colleagues

• Friend

7. 7. Jane: Hi, you look upset. What’s up?

Tim: Three bottles of milk I bought at Dinar’s supermarket are expired.

Jane: Oh, that’s awful. Do you want me to go there and ask the manager to change them?

The underlined sentence shows that ............

• Jane wants to advice to Tim

• Jane asked Tim to go

• Jane offers help to Tim

• Tim offers help to Jane

• Offering an advice

8. 8. Hello, may I ……….. you?

• Let 

•   Need

• Help

• Get

• Excuse

9. 9. Below are expressions of offering help, except ....

• Would you like some help?  

• Can I give you a hand?

• Do you need any help?

• May I offer my assistance?

• Could you help me please?

10. 10. Usually, a shopkeeper says ……… 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?”

•  “Do you want to buy our product or not?”

• “No thanks, I can do it myself”