Offering and Asking for Help

Which of the following sentences is offering help?

• I need some help.

• Can I help you?

• Could you help me?

• I'm looking for my bag.

What would you say if your friend is carrying too many books?

• Can you help me?

• Would you like some help?

• I can't carry this.

• Help me now!

"Can you give me a hand?" means…

• You want to borrow something.

• You want someone to leave.

• You are asking for help.

• You are offering help.

Which phrase is more polite and formal?

• Help me!

• Want help?

• May I assist you?

• You do it.

Which of the following is *asking for help*?

• Would you like some help?

• Can I help you?

• I need some help, please.

• Do you want me to do it?

You are in a shop and someone says, "Can I help you?" What is the best reply?

• Go away!

• No, I'm fine, thank you.

• You can't help me.

• Where is the toilet?

"Would you like me to carry that for you?" is an example of:

• Refusing help

• Asking for help

• Giving instructions

• Offering help

What is the informal way to offer help?

• May I assist you?

• Would you like some assistance?

• Need a hand?

• Allow me to help you.

"Could you help me with my homework?" is:

• A request for help

• A command

• An offer

• A suggestion

Your teacher drops her books. What do you say?

• That's not my problem.

• Do you need any help?

• Why are you clumsy?

• You should clean that up.