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WorksheetsCommon expressions in Business
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
"Welcome to our office! We're delighted to have you here".
Using Small Talk
Introducing Someone
Welcoming Visitors
Offering Assistance
Could you please show me to the conference room where our meeting will be held?
Asking for Assistance
Offering Assistance
Small Talk
Introducing Someone
This is Sarah, our head of operations. She will be joining us for today's meeting.
Welcoming Visitors
Introducing Someone
Offering Assistance:
Small Talk
"Have you had a chance to explore any local attractions or restaurants?"
Small Talk
Offering Assistance
Welcoming Visitors
Asking for Assistance
"Please let me know if there's anything I can do to make your visit more comfortable
Small Talk
Welcoming Visitors
Asking for Assistance
Offering Assistance
"That's very generous of you. Yes, please"
Decline offer
Offer a help
Accept offer
ask for a help
"I appreciate the offer, but I'll have to pass this time".
appreciate someone
refuse an offer
offer a help
accept an offer
"Could you get me something?"
Ask for a help
offer a help
decline a help
accept a help
That sounds great, thank you.
Decline offer
Offer help
Accept offer
Ask for help
Lovely day, isn't it?
Introduce someone
Compliment someone
Ask for a help
Small talk
What is a polite way to ask for someone's assistance?
A. "Hey, can you do this for me?"
B. "I need a favor. Could you please help me with this?"
C. "I'm struggling with this. Do it for me."
D. "Hey, help me out here!"
Which of the following is a courteous way to offer assistance to someone?
A. "You look like you need help. Let me do it for you."
B. "I can lend a hand if you want."
C. "Do you need help? I'm busy though."
D. "I'll help you, but only if it's quick."
How might you politely decline an offer of help?
A. "Thanks, but I can handle it myself."
B. "You can't help me with this."
C. "I don't need help, thanks."
D. "I don't want your help."
Which response shows acceptance of an offer of assistance?
A. "No thanks, I'm good."
B. "I appreciate your offer. That would be great!"
C. "Maybe later, I'll let you know."
D. "I don't think so, but thanks anyway."
How would you respond to someone sharing good news with you?
A. "That's nice. I don't care."
B. "Wow, congrats! That's fantastic!"
C. "Whatever, it doesn't affect me."
D. "I'm not interested in your news."
When requesting assistance, what's a polite way to phrase it?
A. "I can't do this. Help me out."
B. "Could you please lend me a hand with this?"
C. "Do this for me now."
D. "Why can't you help me?"
How can you offer help in a supportive manner?
A. "Do you want my help? It won't take long."
B. "I'll help you with that if you pay me."
C. "You clearly need help; let me do it."
D. "I can assist you if you ask politely."
What's a respectful way to turn down an offer of assistance?
"Thank you for offering, but I'm okay on my own."
"You can't help me, so don't bother."
"I don't want help. Go away."
"Help me later when I need it."
How would you accept someone's offer to help you?
"No thanks, I don't need it."
"Thank you, I appreciate your help!"
"Maybe another time."
"I'm not interested in your help."
What's a positive response to hearing good news?
"That's great! Congratulations!"
"I'm not interested in your news."
. "Why are you telling me this?"
"It doesn't matter to me."
