1) You see someone with a heavy suitcase and you offer help. You say: Would you like a a) help b) hand c) give 2) Or you could also say: Can I __ you a hand? a) help b) give c) be 3) You're very busy and a colleague offers to make you a cup of tea. (''Would you like a cup of tea?'') You want to accept the offer and say: a) Yes I would! b) Oh, that would be lovely, thank you! c) You bet! 4) 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 say: a) Actually, I want another glass. b) Actually, I'd like another glass. This one is dirty. c) Actually, if you wouldn't mind, could you get me another glass? 5) It's lunchtime and you want to eat with your friend, but he / she is busy studying. You offer to go and buy sandwiches and say: I'll go and get some sandwiches, __ a) if you want b) if you like c) it it pleases you 6) You're carrying two bags and you're nearly home, when someone offers you help. You don't want help and say: a) Actually it's good thanks. b) Actually I'm fine thanks. c) Thanks but no. 7) In the same situation you could also say: a) Thanks, but I can do it on my own. b) Thanks, but I can manage. c) Thanks, but I can deal with it. 8) This week you have lots to do. A friend offers to go shopping for you, but you don't want your friend to help. You say: Actually I'm fine thanks. Thanks __ a) for saying though b) for offering, though. c) for helping though. 9) In the same situation you could also say to your friend: I'll be fine thanks. __ a) It's very kind of you to offer, though. b) It's a wonderful idea, though. c) It's very nice for you to ask, though. 10) Your friend insists and says ''Please, let me do the shopping for you!'' You say: __ a) No, I don't need you to. b) No, you shouldn't! c) No, really, don't worry! I'll be fine.

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