Offering Help (Ch. 1)

What do you know about offering help?

• to give someone opinion

• to give someone needs

• to ask someone for help

• to offer someone an help

Which of the following is the most polite way to offer help to a stranger?

• Do you need help?

• Let me do that for you.

• Can I assist you with that?

• You should let me help.

Which phrase would you use to offer help in a formal situation?

• Need a hand?

• I can help if you want.

• May I assist you with that?

• Want me to do it?

How would you respond if someone offers you help, but you don’t need it?

• • No, thanks. I can manage.

• • I don’t need your help.

• • Go away, I’m fine.

• • Why are you asking?

Which of the following sentences is the most polite way to decline an offer of help?

• • I don’t need your help.

• • No, I’m fine, but thank you for offering.

• • I can do it by myself.

• • Why would I need help?

• In which situation is it most appropriate to offer help?

• • When someone is clearly struggling to carry something heavy.

• • When someone is sitting quietly by themselves.

• • When someone is talking on the phone.

• • When someone is eating a meal.

Which of the following is an informal way to offer help to a friend?

• • Would you like me to assist you?

• • Need some help with that?

• • Shall I offer you a hand?

• • May I be of assistance?

Which phrase is commonly used to offer help in a customer service setting?

• • What do you need?

• • How can I assist you today?

• • Let me do that.

• • Why don’t you do it yourself?

Is the girl offer an help?

• No, she ask for help

• No, she ask for opinion

• Yes, she ask for help

• Yes, she offer an help

What does the man mean?

• The man accept the offer

• The man accept the old man response

• The man refuse the offer

• The man refuse the need