Asking for and Offering Help

1. Aisha: You look so busy. ..................

2. Andy: No, thank you. I can handle them.

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ....

• A. Do you want to help me?

• B. Sure. I would like to

• C. Would you like some help?

• D. Yes, please

Hey, Tina. Can you .... me a favor?

• A. give

• B. do

• C. pay

• D. tell

Hello, may I .... you?

• A. help

• B. choose

• C. guide

• D. bring

Joe: Would you help me .... out what to do about the company gathering?

Tim: I would be happy to help.

• A. go

• B. help

• C. figure

• D. bring

Ahmad: Shall I print it for you?

Donny: .... . I will send it to your email

• A. I don't know.

• B. I don't have to.

• C. I want to.

• D. That would be very kind of you.

The suitable expression for the image is ....

• A. Can you explain to me?

• B. Could you help me with the direction on how to get to the monument?

• C. May I go to the monument?

• D. My pleasure.

The best expression for the image is ....

• A. Did you go to the supermarket?

• B. Did you go shopping?

• C. Did you buy me some groceries?

• D. May I help you with the groceries?

Which one is the expression of offering help?

• A. I will not bring you foods and medicine

• B. This is what friends are for.

• C. May I take you to the hospital?

• D. Sure. It would be really helpful

Bill: What's wrong with your face, Will?

Will: I lost my money this morning.

Bill: I'm sorry to hear that. ________

Will: No, thanks. But please drive me home now.

Bill: Sure, with pleasure.

Will: Thank you, Bill.

• A. I will give you some money.

• B. Do you want me to lend you some money?

• C. Sorry, I don't have money.

• E. I have lots of money.

The sentences below are the expressions of asking for help, except ...

• A. Can you help me make some copies?

• B. Do you mind making the final report?

• C. Can you please open the door?

• D. Let me give you a hand.