Asking help and giving service

The following sentence is the expression to offer a help.

• No, thanks

• Yes, Please

• May I help you?

• Can you help me, please?

Man : I'll put them here, Mam.

Woman: Thanks for the help with the bag, young man.

Man : You are welcome, Mam. Well, I have to go.

Why does the man to the woman?

• He put his bag in the woman's house.

• He carried the woman's bags.

• He helped the woman buy a bag.

• He gave the woman a bag.

• He took the woman to the bag store.

Man : What's wrong, Madam?

Woman : I can't open the door.

Man : ....

What is the most appropriate response to say next?

• Please, don't bother.

• What can I do for you?

• What if I close it?

• May I help you leave the room?

• Would you like me to open it for you?

Man : Excuse me. May I take your suitcase to your room?

Woman: Yes, please. Thank you very much.

What is the profession of the man?

• A waiter.

• A manager.

• A bartender.

• A clerk.

• A bell boy.

Jemima : May I help you? You look so confused.

Mrs. Ray : Yes, Please. I cannot find my grandson. He was waiting for me here, and now he's gone.

Jemima : have you told your problem at the security of this supermarket?

Mrs. Ray : Not yet.

Jemima : Well, let's go to the security desk. He will help you.

What will Jemima do then?

• She will look for her grandson.

• She will call the security staff.

• She will call the police

• She will meet the security person.

• She will offer help the security.

Jemima : May I help you? You look so confused.

Mrs. Ray : Yes, Please. I cannot find my grandson. He was waiting for me here, and now he's gone.

Jemima : have you told your problem at the security of this supermarket?

Mrs. Ray : Not yet.

Jemima : Well, let's go to the security desk. He will help you.

The underlined sentence is to ...

• asking for help

• offer help

• decline help

• refuse service

• ask for information

Jemima : May I help you? You look so confused.

Mrs. Ray : Yes, Please. I cannot find my grandson. He was waiting for me here, and now he's gone.

Jemima : have you told your problem at the security of this supermarket?

Mrs. Ray : Not yet.

Jemima : Well, let's go to the security desk. He will help you.

The underlined sentence is intended to ...

• refuse service

• accept service

• look for information

• ask for help

• offer help

A man was driving his car, when he saw an old lady, stranded on the side of the road. So, he stopped his car and got out.

He smiled while he approached her, still she was worried, as nobody had stopped for hours. Moreover, he did not look safe, as his appearance was so poor and shabby. He could see, how frightened she was, so he tried to calm her. "I am here to help you, don't worry. My name is Bryan Anderson."

The tire was flat, so he had to crawl under the car. While changing the tire, he got dirty and his hands were hurt.

When the job was done, she asked how much she owed him for his help. Bryan smiled. He said, "If you really want to pay me back, the next time you see someone who needs help, give that person the needed assistance. And think of me. (Edy MAN 4 Sleman)

What did the man want as the reward?

• He wanted Some money.

• He wanted the woman to pay him back.

• He wanted the woman to help the others who need help.

• He wanted the woman to change the tire.

• He wanted the woman to be careful every time.

You see someone with a heavy suitcase and you offer help. You say, "Would you like a ... "

• carry

• hand

• offer

• need

• suggestion

Tags

CCSS.SL.11-12.4

Mr. Win : Hello, Miss Wilis. Would you like a cup of coffee? I'm just making some.

Miss Wilis : Oh, yes please. That would be lovely.

The underlined expression expresses ...

• Offering something

• Offering help

• Accepting an offer

• Refusing an offer

• Asking an offer

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6