Expressions of Offering Help

which one is the expression for offering a help?

• Is there anything I can do for you?

• Where can I buy anything immediately?

• How do you spend your last holiday?

• What will you do next Saturday night?

• Do you like to go to the cinema in the weekend?

Which of the following sentences is not the expression of offering help?

• Let me adjust the seat for you.

• Can I help you with this homework?

• I agree with the opinion about the car.

• I'd be happy to help you with the suits.

• Would you like me to take you to the airport?

What is the definition of offering help?

• The act of asking opinion of someone or something.

• The act of offering assistance to someone.

• The act of describing someone or something in a detailed way

• The act of explaining a phenomenon to the readers.

• The act of showing how to do or make something.

Waitress: Would you like a cup of coffee, sir?

Mr. Khalid: ... I love coffee. It's good for our health

Here are some expressions of refusing help, except...

• It's what I want to, thanks

• No, thank you

• Thank you, but I can help my self

• Thank you anyway. I can manage my self

• I'd like to, but let me do it self.

when someone has helped you to stand up and walk around, you should say ....

• Thank you very much

• You're welcome

• Don't mention it

• It's my pleasure

• No, thanks

David : Hi, Jane. Do you want me to buy an ice cream?

Jane : Oh great! I'd love one. Thank you very much.

David : ....

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ...

• Yes, please.

• No, thanks.

• Don't bother.

• Don't mention it

• Not for me.

Karina: Good morning, Sir. Do you have a science book about animal anatomy?

Shopkeeper: Of course, dear. We have the book that you want. Would you like me to show you the shelf?

Karina: I am fine, Sir. I can find it by myself. I have other books to find, too.

Shopkeeper: ________. Take your time.

Karina: Thank you, Sir.

The suitable expression to complete the blank space is …..

• That’s okay

• Will you go?

• Thank you

• I am busy

Andry: Some of our friends will join the concert tomorrow. Would you like me to pick you up?

Sinta: ……… I need to refresh my mind this time.

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ……

• I’m really sorry. I already have my own plan

• Well, I’m not sure

• I’d love to but I don’t think I can come

• Yes, you are very kind

Can I ... you a hand?

• be

• give

• help

• need

• make