1) Asking for help is an expression to get assistance from others and can be done formally or informally as shown through examples of phrases. Accepting help involves saying things like "Certainly" or "No problem" while declining uses "Sorry, I can't" or "I'm afraid I can't do it".
2) Offering help is expressing a willingness to assist others, also formally or informally, with examples like "Can I help you?" or "Do you need a hand?". Accepting an offer of help is responded with "Yes, please" or "Thank you" whereas declining might be "No, thanks" or "That's kind but I can manage."
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1) Asking for help is an expression to get assistance from others and can be done formally or informally as shown through examples of phrases. Accepting help involves saying things like "Certainly" or "No problem" while declining uses "Sorry, I can't" or "I'm afraid I can't do it".
2) Offering help is expressing a willingness to assist others, also formally or informally, with examples like "Can I help you?" or "Do you need a hand?". Accepting an offer of help is responded with "Yes, please" or "Thank you" whereas declining might be "No, thanks" or "That's kind but I can manage."
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1) Asking for help is an expression to get assistance from others and can be done formally or informally as shown through examples of phrases. Accepting help involves saying things like "Certainly" or "No problem" while declining uses "Sorry, I can't" or "I'm afraid I can't do it".
2) Offering help is expressing a willingness to assist others, also formally or informally, with examples like "Can I help you?" or "Do you need a hand?". Accepting an offer of help is responded with "Yes, please" or "Thank you" whereas declining might be "No, thanks" or "That's kind but I can manage."
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A. Asking for help (meminta bantuan) is an expression to get help from someone else. There are 2 situation here, formal and informal situation. Please look at the example of the expressions bellow:
Asking for Help (Formal) Asking for Help (Informal)
• Could you help me, please? • Can you help me, please?
• Could you possibly help me? • I can’t manage. Can you help?
• Would you be willing to help me? • Give me a hand with this, will you?
• Could you do me a favor, please? • Lend me a hand with this, will you?
• Could you help me for a second? • Let me give you my hand.
• Can you give me a hand with this?
• I wonder if you could help me with this? • Can I ask a favor? • I need some help, please. • Can you help me? • Could you give me a hand? • Help me, please. • Would you mind helping me out? • I really need you to help • I need some assistance, please. • Do me a favour, please. • Would you help me?
Accepting (Asking for help) Declining (Asking for help)
A: Would you like to open the door, please? A: Can you help me to give this present for, B: Certainly. James? B: I’m afraid I can’t do it. • Ok • Absolutely not • Sure • Sorry, I can’t • Certainly • Sorry, I’m busy • No problem • I’m afraid I can’t do it • My pleasure • I am sorry, I can’t help you now • It’s not a big deal • Sorry, I am busy right now • Absolutely • I wish I could help you but I have to
do some important tasks.
B. Offering help (menawarkan bantuan) is an expression to offer help to someone else. There are 2 situation here, formal and informal situation. Please look at the example of the expressions bellow:
Offering Help (Formal) Offering Help (Informal)
• Would you like some help? • Can I help you?
• May I help you? • Need any help?
• May I offer my assistance? • Do you need a hand?
• Could I help you? • Can I give you a hand?
• What can I do for you? • Do you need any help?
• What shall I do for you? • Can I do anything to help?
• I’ll be glad to help? • Do you need any help?
• How can I do for you? • Can I do for you?
Accepting/ Menerima (Offering help) Declining/ Menolak (Offering help)
A: Can I help you? A: Can I help you with those boxes?
B: Yes, please. B: No, Thanks. I can do it by myself.
• Yes, please • No, Thanks
• Ok • No, Thank you • Certainly • No, you don’t need to. • Thanks • Don’t bother yourself, thanks. • Thank you • No, thank you. • How kind of you! Thank you very • That’s very kind, but I can manage much. myself. • That’s very good of you! • That’s very kind of you, but I don’t think • That’s terribly kind,. Thank you very it’s necessary. much. • Yes, please do. • What a good idea! • Yes, please. • Thanks. That would be excellent.
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