Offering Help/Service

Receptionist: Good morning. Can I help you, Sir?

Mr. Josh: ......................... for tomorrow. Can we get one with view to the sea?

Receptionist: Certainly, Sir.

What is the best answer for the dialogue above

• I'd like to reserve a room

• I'd like to rent a car

• I need a table for two

• I'd like to buy an apartment

Koko: Mulia Travel. May I help you?

Mr. Anton: ...................

Koko: Alright, Sir. Let me check a moment, please.

• Can I reserve two single rooms?

• Can I have a glass of orange juice?

• Could I book two tables, please?

• Could I have two tickets to Bali?

Customer: Waiter? Over here!

Waiter: Yes, Sir. ..................

Customer: I'd like to order a glass of orange juice.

Waiter: Alright, Sir. Wait for a moment.

• I'll help you

• Do you want to help?

• Is there anything I can do?

• Here is your order

Shopkeeper: Excuse me, may I help you, Madam?

Mrs. Sinta: Yes, please. I bought two bottles of syrup, but they are expired.

Shopkeeper: I'm sorry for the inconvenience, Madam. ..........................

• Why did you buy here?

• I'll help you throw them.

• What if I get you with the new ones?

• What if you buy more botles?

Ryan: I am interested in storytelling. It encourages me to have a creative thinking.

Jessy: Why don't you join a club of stroytelling?

Ryan: That's it. I have no information where should i get one.

Jessy: .................

Ryan: No problem.

What is the best offer based on the dialogue above?

• You help me find it.

• I'll help you find it. Do you mind?

• It's okay. You can join the club.

• What should you do?

You're in a restaurant and the waiter takes your order and then asks if there's anything else you need. In fact, you'd like a different glass as yours looks dirty. You'd say:

• Actually, I want a glass

• Actually, give me another glass

• Actually, If you wouldn't mind. Could you get me another glass?

• Actually, I wonder do you need another glass?

It's lunchtime and you want to eat with your friend, but he/she is busy studying. You offer to go and buy sandwiches for her/him. What would you say?

• Let's grab sandwiches

• I think you should have sandwiches

• Do you want to buy sandwiches?

• Do you mind if I get you a sandwich?

Choi: 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 underlined expression means

• Accepting an offer

• Refusing an offer

• Giving an offer

• Offering help

Romy: May I help you ?

Deny: Hmmm. Don’t bother yourself, thanks.

The underlined expression means...

• Asking for help

• Offering help

• Refusing an offer

• Accepting an offer

Marta: It’s very hot here ………..

Sinta: Sure. No problem

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue, except..

• Would you mind if I turn on the AC?

• Do you mind if the AC is on?

• Could you close the door?

• Is it ok if I turn on the AC?