Say it naturally - Requesting And Offering Assistance

• Help! I’ve been robbed!
• Help me! Stop that thief!
• Quick! Don’t let that man get away! He stole my wallet!

• Help! He’s choking! Does anyone know the Heimlich maneuver?
• Help me! Is there a doctor? It’s an emergency!
• Someone! Quick! Get a doctor! He’s choking!

• If it’s not too much trouble, could you...?
• Could I impose on you to...?
• Could I ask you a favor? Would you...?
• I hope you don’t mind, but could...?
• Would you mind helping me?
• Would you mind doing something for me?
• I have a favor to ask. Would you...?
• Could/Would/Can/Will you help me?
• Could/Would/Can/Will you lend me a hand?
• How about assisting me with...?

• “What seems to be the trouble, Wong? Do you need some help?”
• “Hi. Do you need some help?”
• “Can I help you look for something?”
• “Hello, is there anything I can help you with today?”
• “May I help you?”
• “No, thank you. I’m just browsing”

• May I help you?
• Would you like some help?
• Do you need some help?
• Can I give you some help?
• Would you like some assistance?
• What can I do for you?
• How may I help you?
• What seems to be the matter?
• What seems to be the trouble?

• Here! Let me help you!
• Let me give you a hand with that.