WorksheetsConversation - Asking for help (1)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Lian: _____
Fei: Sure! Where did you last see it?
Lian: I think it was on my desk.
Fei: Look! It rolled under your chair!
What would be the best way to complete the first line?
"I can't find my eraser. Can you help me find it?"
"I can't find my eraser. Can you buy me the new one?"
"I lost my eraser. Can you get me a new eraser?"
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Harry: _____
Niall: Sure! Where did you last read it?
Harry: I'm not sure but I think it was in the kitchen.
Niall: Great! Let's go to the kitchen.
Harry: Oh! There it is! Thank you, Niall.
What would be the best way to complete the first line?
"I think I lost my storybook. Can you bring me a new one from the library?"
"I can't find my storybook. Can you help me look for it?"
"I think I don't want my storybook anymore. I got bored of it."
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Alia: I forgot where my shoes are. I took them off in the playground during recess.
Rani: Let's check the playground. Maybe you left them near the swings.
Alia: I have checked there. They're not there. Can you help me look for them?
Rani: Sure! Let's check under the bench.
Alia: Yes! I found them! Thank yo so much, Rani! You're the best!
Rani: No problem! Happy to help you.
What happened to Alia's shoes?
Alia put them in her backpack and she forgot it.
Alia left her shoes near the swings in the playground.
Alia left her shoes under the bench in the school playground.
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Alia: I forgot where my shoes are. I took them off in the playground during recess.
Rani: Let's check the playground. Maybe you left them near the swings.
Alia: I have checked there. They're not there. Can you help me look for them?
Rani: Sure! Let's check under the bench.
Alia: Yes! I found them! Thank yo so much, Rani! You're the best!
Rani: No problem! Happy to help you.
What does Rani say to offer help?
"Let's check the playground."
"No problem! Happy to help you."
"Sure!"
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Daisy: My pencil is missing. _____
Anne: Sure! Have you checked under your chair?
Daisy: Let me see. Yes! I found it! Thank you, Anne!!!
Anne: Great!
What would be the best way to complete the first line?
"Can you help me look for it?"
"Can you buy me a new one?"
"Can you order it online?"
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Iris: I can't find my backpack. Can you help me find it?
James: Maybe it's near the door.
Iris: Oh! You're right! Thanks!
James: You're welcome.
Which sentence can be another way for Iris to say, "Can you help me find it?"?
"Can you help me sell it?"
"Can you help me look for it?"
"Can you help arrange it?"
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Ben: Dad, I lost my favorite toy. Have you seen it?
Dad: Where did you last play with it?
Ben: In the living room, I think.
Dad: Let's check the couch. Oh! Here it is!
Why does Dad ask, "Where did you last play with it?"?
To remind Ben to clean his room.
To offer Ben to buy a new toy.
To help Ben remember where he lost the toy.
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Ben: Dad, I lost my favorite toy. Have you seen it?
Dad: Where did you last play with it?
Ben: In the living room, I think.
Dad: Let's check the couch. Oh! Here it is!
Which sentence can be another way for Ben to say, "Dad, I lost my favorite toy"?
"Dad, I don't like my toy anymore."
To offer Ben to buy a new toy.
"Dad, I can’t find my favorite toy."
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Lulu: I can't find my lunchbox. Can you help me?
Ryan: Sure! Did you leave it in the cafeteria?
Lulu: Oh no! I think I forgot it there!
Ryan: Let's go check before the lunch is over!
What does Lulu say to ask for help?
"Oh no! I think I forgot it there."
"I can't find my lunchbox. Can you help me?"
"Sure! Did you leave it in the cafeteria?"
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Lulu: I can't find my lunchbox. Can you help me?
Ryan: Sure! Did you leave it in the cafeteria?
Lulu: Oh no! I think I forgot it there!
Ryan: Let's go check before the lunch is over!
Which sentence can be another way for Lulu to say, "I can't find my lunchbox. Can you help me?"?
"I don't think I want my lunchbox anymore."
"I can't find my lunchbox. Did someone hide it from me?"
"I think I lost my lunchbox. Can you help me find it?"
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Dean: I think I lost my Christmas socks. Have you seen it?
Haley: Where did you last put them?
Dean: I'm not sure. I think I've put them near my shoes.
Haley: Then, let's check the shoe rack.
Dean: Oh no! they're not here.
Haley: You need to check again. Oh! There they are.
Dean: Thank you so much!
Haley: No problem! Try not to lose again next time.
Which sentence can be another way for Dean to say, "I think I lost my Christmas socks"?
"I can't find my Christmas socks."
"I want to buy new Christmas socks."
"I think I need new Christmas socks."
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Dean: I think I lost my Christmas socks. Have you seen it?
Haley: Where did you last put them?
Dean: I'm not sure. I think I've put them near my shoes.
Haley: Then, let's check the shoe rack.
Dean: Oh no! they're not here.
Haley: You need to check again. Oh! There they are.
Dean: Thank you so much!
Haley: No problem! Try not to lose again next time.
Why does Dean ask Haley for help?
He wants to choose new Christmas socks.
He can't reach Christmas socks under the wardrobe.
He thinks he lost his Christmas socks.
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Dean: I think I lost my Christmas socks. Have you seen it?
Haley: Where did you last put them?
Dean: I'm not sure. I think I've put them near my shoes.
Haley: Then, let's check the shoe rack.
Dean: Oh no! they're not here.
Haley: You need to check again. Oh! There they are.
Dean: Thank you so much!
Haley: No problem! Try not to lose again next time.
Why does Haley ask, "Where did you last put them?"?
To remind Dean to wash his Christmas socks
To remind Dean to hang the Christmas socks on the banister
To remind Dean where he last put his Christmas socks
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Hajin: I can't reach the door handle. Can you help?
Lan: _____
Hajin: Yay! Thank you, Lan!
Lan: Anytime! Teamwork makes things easier.
What would be the best response to complete the conversation?
"Of course! I'll open it for you."
"I can't help you right now."
"Try jumping to reach it."
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Alice: Oh no! _____ Where did it go?
Didi: I saw it rolling under the sofa.
Alice: Yes. You're right.
Didi: Do you need help?
Alice: I'm fine. Wait... I can't reach it.
Didi: Let me try. Yap. I got it. Here you go.
Alice: Thank you, Didi!
Didi: No problem! Don't forget to clean it up first
What would be the best way to complete the first line?
"I just dropped my bottle cap!"
"Can you help me?"
"I can find my book."
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Alice: Oh no! _____ Where did it go?
Didi: I saw it rolling under the sofa.
Alice: Yes. You're right.
Didi: Do you need help?
Alice: I'm fine. Wait... I can't reach it.
Didi: Let me try. Yap. I got it. Here you go.
Alice: Thank you, Didi!
Didi: No problem! Don't forget to clean it up first
What happened to Alice's bottle cap?
It rolled under the sofa.
It rolled into the river.
It got crushed by Didi.
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Ava: I can't reach the light switch. Can you turn it on?
Ethan: Of course!
Ava: Thanks! Now I can read my book.
Ethan: _____
What would be the best response to complete the conversation?
"Now give me your book."
"I know I'm a good person."
"Anytime! Happy to help."
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Sam: I can't reach the book on the top shelf. Can you help me?
Emma: Sure I'll grab it for you.
Sam: Thanks so much!
Emma: Do you need more book?
Sam: No, thank you. That's very kind of you.
Emma: No problem! Happy to help.
Why does Sam ask Emma for help?
Sam wants to arrange the book on the top shelf.
Sam can't reach the book on the top shelf.
Sam throws the book into the top shelf.
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Sam: I can't reach the book on the top shelf. Can you help me?
Emma: Sure I'll grab it for you.
Sam: Thanks so much!
Emma: Do you need more book?
Sam: No, thank you. That's very kind of you.
Emma: No problem! Happy to help.
What does Sam say to ask for help?
"I can't reach the book on the top shelf. Can you help me?"
"Do you need more book?"
"No, thank you. That's very kind of you."
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Billy: Oh no! My pencil rolled under the table, and I can't reach it.
Cecil: I can get it for you!
Billy: Sorry for bothering you. Thank you.
Cecil: No problem. Here you go!
What happened to Billy's pencil?
It broke into pieces.
He lost it outside.
It rolled under the table.
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Billy: Oh no! My pencil rolled under the table, and I can't reach it.
Cecil: I can get it for you!
Billy: Sorry for bothering you. Thank you.
Cecil: No problem. Here you go!
What does Cecil say to offer help?
"Sorry for bothering you. Thank you."
"I can get it for you!"
"No problem. Here you go!"
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Nana: I need that red crayon, but it's too high.
Jane: I can reach it! Here you go.
Nana: Thank you! Now I can finish my drawing.
Jane: You're welcome! I like your picture.
Nana: Thank you! That's sweet of you.
Why does Nana need help?
She lost her red crayon.
The crayon is too high for her to reach.
Mia's red crayon is broken.
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Nana: I need that red crayon, but it's too high.
Jane: I can reach it! Here you go.
Nana: Thank you! Now I can finish my drawing.
Jane: You're welcome! I like your picture.
Nana: Thank you! That's sweet of you.
What does Jane say to offer help?
"I can reach it! Here you go."
"You're welcome! I like your picture."
"Thank you! That's sweet of you."
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Gracie: Would you mind handing me the blue marker? I can't reach it.
Noah: Of course! Here it is.
Gracie: Thank you, Noah!
Noah: No problem!
Gracie: Don't you need the blue marker, too?
Noah: Yes! But I can use it later.
What Gracie say to ask for help?
"Would you mind handing me the blue marker?"
"Don't you need the blue marker, too?"
"Yes! But I can use it later."
Read the conversation and answer the question.
Gracie: Would you mind handing me the blue marker? I can't reach it.
Noah: Of course! Here it is.
Gracie: Thank you, Noah!
Noah: No problem!
Gracie: Don't you need the blue marker, too?
Noah: Yes! But I can use it later.
Which sentence can be another way for Gracie to say "Would you mind handing me the blue marker?"?
Do you want to use the blue marker?"
"Could you buy me a blue marker?"
"Could you get me the blue marker, please?"
