Offering Help or Service (Kelas 12)

John: Hello, Jean. Where have you been?

Jean: Hi, John. I just bought few kilograms of apples in the market.

John: Do you need some help to carry the apples?

Jean: _______

The suitable respond to complete the dialogue is ….

• Why?

• I don't know

• Of Course. That is kind of you.

• I will help you

Bob: Sony, will you join me to build a birdhouse?

Sony: Sure, _______. I am really excited.

Complete the dialogue above with right expression ….

• I will

• I will not

• I'm busy today

• I have to go

Rendy : Can i help you carry the bag to your room?

Vega : No, thank you. I can manage it.

The sentence "Can manage it" shows that Vega?

• is able to fix it.

• can handle it

• accepts thw offer

• refuse to help

........like a cup of coffee?

• should i

• do i

• would you

• can i

A : you seem to be busy. May i give you a hand?

B : Oh, no thank you. I can do it myself. The sentence "May i give you a hand?" is an experssion of....

• anticipating help

• asking for help

• offering help

• expecting help

Ela: Mom, do you need some help? You look so busy this morning.

Mom: Of course, dear.

I need another pair of hands to wash the dish.

The sentence "Of course, dear" expresses ….

• Looking for something

• offering help

• refusing help

• accepting help

Fiera : Can you turn on this electric stove, Yuni?

Yuni : I'm sorry. I don't know...

• Operating it

• how to operate it

• it is operate

• the way operating it

Judy: Good morning, Sir. Do you have science book about animal anatomy?

Shopkeeper: Of course, dear. We have the book that you want. Would you like me to show the shelf?

Judy: I am fine, Sir. I can find by myself. I have other books to find, too.

Shopkeeper: ________. Take your time.

Judy: Thank you, Sir.

What should the shopkeeper say?

• Will you go?

• Thank you

• That's ok

• Sorry.

Below are expressions of offering help, except…

• Would you like some help?

• Could you help me please?

• May I offer my assistance?

• Can i give you a hand?

Dany: Good morning Jane, do you want an ice cream?

Jane: Oh, great! ______, I'd love one.

Dany: Chocolate or Strawberry?

Jane: Chocolate, please. The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …

• Yes please.

• Never mind

• Don't bother

• Not for me