What is the best way to ask for help if you don’t understand the homework?

• Give me the answer, please.

• Can you help me with my homework?

• I don’t want to do my homework.

• Why is this so hard?

What would be a good way to offer help to a friend carrying heavy books?

• Let me do it for you.

• Do it yourself.

• You should carry less stuff.

• I can help you carry those books.

What is the polite way to ask for directions?

• Tell me where the library is.

• Can you show me where the library is, please?

• Where is the library?

• I need to go to the library, now!

How can you politely offer help to a classmate who looks confused about the lesson?

• You’re so dumb. Let me explain.

• Do you want me to help you?

• You don’t understand? That’s too bad.

• I’m not going to help you.

What is the best response to 'Can I help you?' when you don’t need help?

• No, thank you. I’m okay.

• Yes, help me!

• I don’t want your help.

• Why do you ask?

Which sentence is the best way to offer help in a formal situation?

• Can I give you a hand?

• Let me know if you need assistance.

• Do it yourself.

• I will do it for you.

You see your friend carrying heavy bags. What is a polite way to offer help?

• Give me those bags!

• I can help you carry those.

• You should carry lighter bags.

• Those bags look heavy!

What is the best way to ask for help if you are lost?

• I am lost. Can you help me find my way?

• I don’t know where I am.

• I’m lost, so help me now!

• Help me find a taxi.

Which of these is a polite response to 'Let me help you' when you need help?

• No, I can do it myself.

• Thank you, I would appreciate that.

• You don’t need to help me.

• I don’t need anyone’s help.

What is a polite way to offer help to someone who looks sad?

• What’s wrong with you?

• Do you need someone to talk to?

• You should be happy.

• Stop being sad.