Try Out {Offering Services}

"Is there something I can help you, Miss?"

The underlined sentence is the expression of ...

• asking for help

• offering service

• giving a help

• offering a thing

• giving opinion

Answer explanation

A : .............

B : Of course, Miss. May I make a reservation for morning flight to Kalimantan?

• Good morning, Miss. Do you want to make an order now?

• Good morning, Sir. Is there something Ican help you?

• Good afternoon, Sir. We are very sorry for coming late.

• Yes, Sir. There is a morning flight.

• Thank you for making a reservation

Shopkeeper : ​ (a)  

Buyer : Yes, please. I need two packs of cotton and a pack of blue bolpoint.

Shopkeeper : Okay. ​ (b)  

Buyer : Okay.

Shopkeeper : ​ (c)  

Buyer : I think no.

Shopkeeper : Okay. I put the cotton and blue polpoints in this paper bag.

Buyer : ​ (d)  

Shopkeeper : It is Rp.55.000

Buyer : It's the money. ​ (e)  

Shopkeeper : You're welcome, Miss.

• Good evening. May help you, Miss?
• Wait a minute
• Do you need something else, Miss?
• How much must I pay, Sir.
• Thank you

Ronaldo : "Sir, would you like me to close the window for you?"
Mr. Adi : "Yes, please. It’s very cold inside".

The underlined sentence express ...

• Asking help

• Offering help

• Refusing something

• Accepting an offer

• Suggestion

Steve : "I don’t understand chemistry at all".
Banno : " …………."

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …

• How about having dinner with me?

• How about going to the beach?

• Let me help you to master it

• Would you like fried or steamed chicken?

• Can you accompany me to the hospital?

May : "Ah, these books are so heavy".
Eta : " ………."

• Let me help you throwing them away.

• Let me help you sorting them.

• Let me help you cleaning them.

• Let me help you carrying them.

• Let me help you opening them

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?

Reorder the following

• May

• I

• Help

• You

• Sir/Mam?

How do you say when want to refuse a help from someone?

• Thanks a lot for your help. I’m so grateful.

• Yes, sure.

• I’m sorry, but I’d rather to do it on my own. Thank you.

• Sure I will do you a favour.

• No problem.

Man : I have a problem with computer. I can’t turn it on.

Women : . . . .

• How did you get your computer

• Where did you buy your computer?

• Could you help you?

• May I help you?

• Can you Help me?