Asking and Offering help

What would you say if you want to help your friend carry a heavy bag?

• Do you want to play with me?

• Let me help you with that

• You must carry it alone

• Why is your bag so heavy?

Which sentence is correct to ask for help politely?

• Give me your book!

• I want you to help me

• Can you help me with this?

• You should help me

Your classmate looks confused. What can you say to offer help?

• Don’t ask me!

• Can I help you?

• Go away!

• It’s none of my business

Complete the dialogue:
A: “I can’t reach the top shelf.”
B: “________.”

• That’s your problem

• I don’t care

• Can I help you get it?

• Why don’t you jump?

Which of the following is NOT an expression of offering help?

• Shall I do it for you?

• Would you like some help?

• Do you need a hand?

• I want your help

What is the most polite way to accept someone’s help?

• I don’t need you.

• Yes, please. That would be great

• Hurry up!

• Why are you helping?

Which one is an example of refusing help politely?

• No!

• I can do it myself, thanks

• I don’t want your help

• Go away.

Complete the sentence:
“_________, I will help you with your homework.”

• Don’t worry

• Don’t do it

• Never mind

• It’s not my job

Choose the best response:
A: “Can you help me with this project?”
B: “________.”

• No way!

• Of course, I’d be glad to.

• I don’t like projects

• Why should I?

You see someone fall down. What should you say?

• That’s funny!
  

• Need some help?

• Oops, too bad

• You should be more careful