Offering Help

4. "Let me give you a ___ with those bags." (A common English idiom meaning to help)
10. ", I do not need it." (A very casual and sometimes impolite way to say no)
11. "Thank you, I really ___ your help." (A formal and polite way to show gratitude)
12. "No, it is ___, I got it." (A casual and polite way to say you don't need help)
13. "May I ___ you, sir?" (A very formal word for help, often used in stores or hotels)
15. " me help you with that heavy box." (A friendly and direct way to offer assistance)
16. The vocabulary word for asking someone if they need your assistance.
18. "Do you ___ any help with your homework?" (A common verb used to ask if assistance is required)
19. "Don't , I can do it alone." (A blunt and sometimes impolite way to reject help)
20. "It is okay, I can ___ by myself." (A polite way to refuse help and show independence)

1. "Would you ___ if I helped you?" (A very polite way to ask for permission to help)
2. "No ___, I can do it." (A common, polite word used to decline an offer)
3. "Can I ___ you?" (A basic and polite way to offer assistance)
5. "Yes, , that would be great." (The standard polite word used when accepting help)
6. "Do you ___ me to carry that?" (A casual way to offer assistance to a friend)
7. "No thanks, I am ." (A polite way to say you do not need help)
8. "Just ___ me alone!" (A very impolite and angry way to reject someone's help)
9. "___ you like me to open the door?" (A polite and formal word to start an offer)
14. ", thank you!" (A casual but polite and friendly way to accept help)
17. The vocabulary word for saying no when someone tries to help you.