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WorksheetsOFFERING HELP & SERVICE
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 8mins
Woman : You look so gloomy. What's wrong? I wonder if there is something I can do for you.
Man : Well, I forgot to bring my textbook.
Woman : You can borrow mine if you want.
Man : Thank you.
What is the dialog talking about?
The man's book
The woman offering help to the man
The woman sympathy to the man
The man has gloomy day because he forgets to bring the woman’s book
Budi: Oh my god, I think I dropped my pen.
Apriyani: Do you want to use this? I have two.
Budi: If you wouldn't mind.
Apriyani: Sure
What does the Apriyani mean?
She drops her pen.
She wants to offer help.
She forgets bringing two pens.
She uses man’s pen.
Rose: Would you like me to help you with your English project?
Frans: Don't worry. I'll do it.
What does Frans intend to do?
He helps the woman.
He asks for the woman's help.
He shares the project.
He finishes the project himself.
Maddie: What do you think of my drawing?
Rose: It's amazing, but I think you should erase the scribbles over here.
Do you want me to do it?
Maddie: Sure. Thank you.
Rose: My pleasure.
From the dialogue above, where does the dialog probably occur?
In the art room
In the colloquium
In a meeting room
In a lobby
Karen: ...
Billy: It's okay. I am fine.
The right sentence to complete the conversation is ...
Where is it?
Let me help you.
Can you help me?
I'm with you.
A customer: Good morning, Sir.
Do you have science book about animal anatomy?
Librarian: Good morning, Of course, dear. We have the book that you want.
(A) . . . to show the shelf?
A customer: I am fine, Sir. I can find by myself. I've other books to find, too.
Librarian: (B) . . . Take your time.
A customer: Thank you, Sir.
Which is the suitable expression to complete the dialog (A)?
what if you
may I give you a space
would you like me
can you help me
A customer: Good morning, Sir.
Do you have science book about animal anatomy?
Librarian: Good morning, Of course, dear. We have the book that you want. (A) . . . to show the shelf?
A customer: I am fine, Sir. I can find by myself. I've other books to find, too.
Librarian: (B) . . . Take your time.
A customer: Thank you, Sir.
What should the Librarian say (B)?
That's Okay.
Sorry for bothering you.
I can handle it.
No, thanks.
Andy: I heard there will be a concert tonight. Would you like to go with me?
Sam: I’m afraid I cannot.
Andy: Why? I think you really love the band.
Sam: Yes, I do. But I have many works at home.
Andy: Let me help you, then.
Sam: ___________
Andy: Never mind. That’s what friend should do.
What should Sam say?
I will go, too.
I don’t need your help.
I really appreciate your help.
I am fine, thank you.
Mike: Oh my God, I left my book at home.
Dave: …………
The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …
Shall I take it for you?
Just forget it.
I’ll treat you chicken noodles.
Don’t bother yourself.
Rona: You look so busy. ……..
Mary: No, thank you. I can handle them.
The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is . . .
I will leave you alone.
Do you want to help me?
I will go with you.
Do you need some help?
Perhaps, I could . . . in some way
(a)
That's . . . kind of you.
(a)
Yes, I really . . . your help.
(a)
I'm very . . . for your offer, but I will manage it on my own.
(a)
I need some . . ., please.
(a)
I . . . if you could help me with this?
(a)
Do you need any help with your . . . , Argo?
(a)
That . . . great. Thanks.
(a)
That’s very kind of you. --------------, I’d like to, but I can handle it.
(a)
I’d be . . . to help you.
(a)
