ENGLISH 12TH GRADE

The following sentence is the expression to offer a help ...

• No, Thanks
  

• May i help you ?
  

• Yes , Please
  

• Thank you very much

....... like a cup of coffee?

• Do i
  

• Should i
  

• 
  Can i
  

• Would you

1. Alex: May I help you carry the books, Miss?

   Jane: … you can carry some of these books.

2. Fill in the blank with the correct expression!

• 1. No need

• 1. Yes, please

• 1. I will help

• 1. No, thank you

Dany : “Good morning Jane, do you want my help?”
Jane : “Oh, great! ........ “
Dany : “Thank you”
Jane : “You’re welcome.”

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is….

• Never mind
  

• Don’t bother
  

• I’d love one
  

• 
  Not for me

Andy : “Shall I bring your bags to you house?”
Boby : “Yes, please!”

The bold word has meaning….

• Refusing an offer

• Offering help
  

• Offering something
  

• Accepting an offer
  

Indry : “The box you brought looks very heavy ........ “
Putry   : “Sure. It’s very kind of you. Thanks.”

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is….

• Would you like me to help you?
  

• Could you bring it for me?

• Would you like to help me?
  

• Would I like to help me?

A : you seem to be busy. May i give you a hand?
B : Oh, no thank you. I can do it myself.

The sentence "May i give you a hand?" is an experssion of...

• Asking for help
  

• Anticipating help
  

• Offering help
  

• Expecting help

Bryan : “Nugy, where are you?”
Nugy : “I’m in the house. What’s matter?”
Bryan : “Oh ............. “
Nugy : “I’d like to help you. For what?”

Complete the dialogue above with suitable expression …..

• Could I possibly ask you to help me?
  

• No, you don’t need to help

• Let me help you
  

• Sorry, I can’t help you
  

Romy : “May I help you?”
Deny : “Hmmm. Don’t bother yourself. Thanks.”

The underlined sentence express….

• Asking help
  

• Offering help
  

• Accepting an offer

• Refusing an offer
  

Andy  : “Shall I carry your luggage to your apartement?”
Boby  : “Yes, please!”

The underlined word has similar meaning with….

• Leave

• Bring
  

• Borrow
  

• Drop