Chapter 1 & 2 (Offering Help and Apply Job)

When offering help, which phrase is more polite and formal?

• Do you want a hand with that?

• Need a hand?

• Could I lend a hand?

• Want some assistance?

What's a common response when someone asks, "Can I assist you?"

• Sure, thanks!

• No, I'm fine.

• Maybe later.

• I doubt it.

When initiating a dialogue asking for help, which opening is friendlier?

• I need your help.

• Could you do me a favor?

• Can you assist me, please?

• Hey, can you help me?

Which response is a polite way to decline an offer of assistance?

• Thanks, but I've got it.

• Don't bother.

• You wouldn't understand.

• No way.

When someone is struggling and you want to ask if they need help, which phrase is more empathetic?

• What's your problem?

• Can I assist you in any way?

• Why are you so helpless?

• Need a hand?

Which response shows appreciation when someone offers help?

• Why bother?

• You should have helped earlier.

• Thanks, that's really kind of you.

• It's about time!

What's a polite way to offer assistance without assuming the person needs help?

• You look like you need help.

• Do you need assistance?

• Let me help you with that.

• You can't handle this on your own.

Which response is appropriate when someone says, "I can't do this alone"?

• I told you so.

• That's your problem.

• Let me lend a hand.

• It's not my concern.

What's a polite way to decline an offer of help when you genuinely don't need it?

• Get lost.

• I don't need your help.

• I appreciate it, but I'm good.

• Mind your own business.

When initiating a dialogue to ask for help, which opening is the most direct?

• I'm having some trouble, can you help me?

• It's your responsibility to help me.

• I can't believe I need your help.

• Help me, now!