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    The document provides sample language for asking for and offering services, including phrases like "Can you help me?" and "How can I help you?" as well as responses like "OK" and "No, thank you." It also includes three sample dialogues demonstrating asking a teacher, librarian, and shop assistant for help using this language.

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    The document provides sample language for asking for and offering services, including phrases like "Can you help me?" and "How can I help you?" as well as responses like "OK" and "No, thank you." It also includes three sample dialogues demonstrating asking a teacher, librarian, and shop assistant for help using this language.

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    Asking for and giving services

    a. To ask for services, use:


    Can you help me? a. To offer services, use:
    Could you tell me….? Can I help you?
    I would like you to help me, please! What can I do for You?
    Would you help me please! How could I be of help, sir?
    Do you mind helping me, please!

    b. To respond asking for services, use:


    OK. b. To respond offering services, use:
    Sure, I would Yes, please.
    Of course. No, thank you.
    Yes, please (Adapted from Forstorm et.al., 2008)
    Certainly , I can
    Sorry, I can’t
    Sorry, I am afraid I can’t

    Listen and repeat after your teacher.


    Dialogue 1
    Santi is in the classroom during the class.

    Santi : Excuse me, Sir. Could you help me, please? I cannot do this
    homework?
    Teacher : OK. Now, listen carefully. Just complete the sentences with
    the appropriate verbs.
    Santi : Thank you, Sir.

    Dialogue 2
    Dona is in the library.

    Dona : Excuse me, could you help me to find a grammar book by


    Betty Azar?
    Librarian : Sure. Let’s check the catalogue.
    Dona : Thank you.

    Dialogue 3
    Susan is at the stationery to buy some school supplies. Here is her
    dialogue with the shop assistant.

    Shop assistant : Can I help you?


    Susan : Yes, please. I need some pencils.
    Shop assistant : What make do you want?
    Susan : Any make but it should be of good quality.
    Shop assistant : OK, you should buy “Best Pencil”.
    Susan : Could you tell me the price?

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