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    Nurul Alya Salsabilla Xiia2: Informal Neutral Formal

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    The document provides examples of formal, neutral, and informal ways to offer and accept help. For offering help, it lists phrases like "Can I help u?", "Need some help?", and "May I be of assistant?". For accepting help, it suggests saying "Cheers!", "Yes, please.", or "You're most kind.". The document also gives options for refusing help politely, such as "No, thank you.", "No, really, I can manage.", and "Thank you for offering, but...".

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    Nurul Alya Salsabilla Xiia2: Informal Neutral Formal

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    The document provides examples of formal, neutral, and informal ways to offer and accept help. For offering help, it lists phrases like "Can I help u?", "Need some help?", and "May I be of assistant?". For accepting help, it suggests saying "Cheers!", "Yes, please.", or "You're most kind.". The document also gives options for refusing help politely, such as "No, thank you.", "No, really, I can manage.", and "Thank you for offering, but...".

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    The document provides examples of formal, neutral, and informal ways to offer and accept help. For offering help, it lists phrases like "Can I help u?", "Need some help?", and "May I be of assistant?". For accepting help, it suggests saying "Cheers!", "Yes, please.", or "You're most kind.". The document also gives options for refusing help politely, such as "No, thank you.", "No, really, I can manage.", and "Thank you for offering, but...".

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    Nurul Alya Salsabilla Xiia2: Informal Neutral Formal

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    Nindya Augesti
    The document provides examples of formal, neutral, and informal ways to offer and accept help. For offering help, it lists phrases like "Can I help u?", "Need some help?", and "May I be of assistant?". For accepting help, it suggests saying "Cheers!", "Yes, please.", or "You're most kind.". The document also gives options for refusing help politely, such as "No, thank you.", "No, really, I can manage.", and "Thank you for offering, but...".

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    Nurul Alya Salsabilla

    XII A 2
    OFFERING HELP

    INFORMAL NEUTRAL FORMAL


    Can I help u? Need some help? May I be of assistant?
    Let me help you … I’ll do it for you. Might I help at all?

    Shall I … Want a hand …? Perhaps I could assist in some


    way?
    If you like I could … Can I help out?
    If we can be any of assistance,
    What can I do to help …? You look like you could please do not hesitate to
    do with some help… contact us again.
    Would you like any help …?
    (usually for written)
    Is there anything I can do
    …?

    I will …

    RESPONDING HELP

    ACCEPTING AN OFFER OF HELPS:

    NEUTRAL INFORMAL FORMAL


    That’s very kind of you. Cheers! You’re most kind.
    Yes, please. Thanks very much. That’s extremely
    kind/good/thoughtful of you.
    If you’re sure it’s no Just what I needed …!
    trouble.
    Lovely! / Great!

    REFUSING AN OFFER OF HELP

    NEUTRAL INFORMAL FORMAL


    No, thank you. No, it’s OK. Thanks It’s very good of you to offer,
    No, really, I can manage. Thanks a lot, but … but …
    Please don’t trouble yourself
    That’s very kind f you, but Nice thought, but … about …
    …
    No, don’t worry. That’s extremely kind of you,
    Don’t think so, thank you. but …
    No, it’s all right, really.
    Thank you for offering, but I’m very grateful for your offer.
    … However, …

    No, don’t bother, really.

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