Asking and Giving Services MID TEST

When you want to ask someone to help you with something, you can start with the phrase, " (a)   you help me?"

If you want to offer help to someone, you can say, "Can I (a)   you?"

To ask for a favor, you can say, "Could you do me a (a)   ?"

If you want to know if someone needs assistance, you can ask, "Do you (a)   any help?"

To politely decline help, you can say, "Thank you, but I think I can (a)   it myself."

If you want to express gratitude for someone's help, you can say, "Thank you for your (a)   ."

When you want to ask for something to be done, you can say, "Could you (a)   this for me?"

If you want to offer to do something for someone, you can say, "I'll (a)   that for you."

To ask for information, you can say, "Could you (a)   me?"

If you want to confirm if someone understood your request, you can ask, "Does that (a)   ?"