Asking For & Offering Help
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- Mark : Hello, Gina. Where have you been?
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I don't know
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Why?
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Of course, that's a very kind of you
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I will help you
This quiz is addressed for XII grader of Vocational High School
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Smith : I heard there will be a concert tonight. Would you like to go with me? Tom : I’m afraid I cannot. Smith : Why? I think you really love the band. Tom : Yes, I do. But I have many works at home. Smith : Let me help you, then. Tom : ___________ Smith : Never mind. That’s what a friend should do.
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I really appreciate your help
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I don't need your help
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I'm fine, thank you
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Don't worry
Correct Answer
A. I really appreciate your helpExplanation
Tom responds with "I really appreciate your help" because Smith offers to help him with his work at home. Tom acknowledges Smith's offer and expresses gratitude for his willingness to assist. This response indicates that Tom values and appreciates Smith's friendship and support.Rate this question:
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Jack : Sir, would you like me to close the window for you? Mr Willson : Yes, please. It’s very cold inside. The underlined sentence expresses ….
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Offering help
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Giving a help
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Accepting an offer
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Declining an offer
Correct Answer
A. Accepting an offerExplanation
The underlined sentence "Yes, please. It's very cold inside." indicates that Mr. Willson is accepting Jack's offer to close the window. He acknowledges the offer and expresses his desire for Jack to proceed with closing the window. Therefore, the underlined sentence expresses accepting an offer.Rate this question:
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Nina : Mom, do you need some help? You look so busy this morning. Mother : Of course, dear. Nina : I need another pair of hands to wash the dish. The underlined sentence expresses ….
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Offering help
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Asking for a help
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Apologizing
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Leave taking
Correct Answer
A. Offering helpExplanation
The underlined sentence "I need another pair of hands to wash the dish" expresses offering help. This is evident from Nina's statement where she is expressing her willingness to assist her mother by offering to help her wash the dishes.Rate this question:
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Bill: James, will you join me to build a birdhouse? James: Sure, _______. I am really excited. Complete the dialogue above with right expression.
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I don't want to
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I'm busy today
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I have to go
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I will
Correct Answer
A. I willExplanation
In this dialogue, Bill invites James to join him in building a birdhouse. James responds with "I will," indicating that he is willing and eager to participate in the activity. This response shows his enthusiasm and agreement to join Bill in building the birdhouse.Rate this question:
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Bryan : Nagy, where are you? Oggy : I’m in the house. What’s the matter? Bryan : oh _____________ . Oggy : I’d like to help you. For what? Complete the dialogue above with suitable expression
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Would you like some help?
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Would it be possible for you to help?
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Let me help you
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Sorry, I can't help you
Correct Answer
A. Would it be possible for you to help?Explanation
The correct answer "Would it be possible for you to help?" is the most appropriate response based on the context of the conversation. Bryan is asking for assistance, and Oggy responds by expressing his willingness to help and asking for clarification on what Bryan needs help with. The phrase "Would it be possible for you to help?" conveys Oggy's willingness to assist while also seeking more information about the specific task or problem.Rate this question:
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Anna : Do you want help me to build a snowman? Elsa : Yes, of course. _____ . Complete the dialogue above…
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Go away Anna
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I will help her
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I do
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I did it yesterday
Correct Answer
A. I doExplanation
In the given dialogue, Anna asks Elsa if she wants to help her build a snowman. Elsa's response "I do" indicates that she is willing to help Anna. This answer choice is the most appropriate because it directly answers Anna's question and shows Elsa's agreement to help.Rate this question:
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Mandy : Good morning, Sir. Do you have a business book about handling customer? Shopkeeper : Of course, dear. We have a book that you want. ______ to show the shelf?
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Can I
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Would you like me
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Do you
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Will I have
Correct Answer
A. Would you like meExplanation
The correct answer is "Would you like me". In the conversation, Mandy is asking if the shopkeeper has a business book about handling customers. The shopkeeper responds by saying "Of course, dear. We have a book that you want." The blank space in the question is asking for the appropriate phrase to complete the shopkeeper's response. "Would you like me" is the most fitting phrase as it suggests that the shopkeeper is offering to assist Mandy in finding the book she is looking for.Rate this question:
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Mr Iqbal : Andy, come here, please! Andy : Yes, sir. I’m coming. Mr Iqbal : __________ the goods to the shop, please? Andy : With pleasure, sir.
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Can you move
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Could I move
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I will move
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I would
Correct Answer
A. Can you moveExplanation
The correct answer is "Can you move." In the given conversation, Mr. Iqbal is asking Andy if he can move the goods to the shop. This implies that Mr. Iqbal is requesting Andy to perform a task, and "Can you move" is the most appropriate way to make this request.Rate this question:
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Mr Iqbal : Andy, come here, please! Andy : Yes, sir. I’m coming. Mr Iqbal : These goods are really heavy. Andy : I'll move them for you, sir. Mr. Iqbal : Thanks so much kid. The underlined sentence expresses...
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Asking for a help
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Giving a help
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Refusing a help
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Accepting a help
Correct Answer
A. Giving a helpExplanation
The underlined sentence "I'll move them for you, sir" expresses the act of giving help. Andy is offering to move the heavy goods for Mr. Iqbal, showing his willingness to assist him.Rate this question:
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