Everyday phrases · A2 · 2 min
Kind words: 7 things to say when someone needs help
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Key points
Can I give you a hand?Can I help you? A hand means help, like carrying or picking things up.
Let me get the door for you.Open the door for someone whose hands are full.
Do you need directions?Directions show the way to a place. Or ask: Where are you headed?
Take your time. No rush.You don't need to hurry. Say it when someone is nervous.
Please, take my seat.Sit here, in my place. Take a seat just means sit down.
Don't worry. It happens to everyone.Say it when someone feels bad about a small accident.
Would you like to join us?Come and be with us. Say it when someone new is alone.
Quick quiz
3 questionsCan I give you a hand ___ those bags?
A delivery man has boxes up to his chin at a door. You say:
"Take my seat" means:
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