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Grammar: Polite Requests & Thanking

1. Polite requests with modal verbs & phrases

Use these structures to ask for help politely:

  • Can / Could you…? → Can you help me for a minute? / Could you explain this again?
  • Would you mind + V-ing…? → Would you mind showing me how to do this?
  • Do you have a moment to…? → Do you have a moment to look at my report?
  • Is it okay if I…? / Would it be possible to…? → Is it okay if I ask you a quick question?

2. Thanking & responding politely

  • Thank you so much / I really appreciate it.
  • No problem / Don’t mention it / Anytime / My pleasure.

Practice Tip:

Try making polite requests using at least two structures above.

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Dialogue Flashcards – Asking for Help at Work

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Sentence Flashcards – Asking for Help Expressions

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Question Flashcards – Talking about Asking for Help

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Extra Activities – Asking for Help Practice

Matching Game – Core Vocabulary

Match the English word/phrase to its Vietnamese meaning.

  • 1. colleague: a. Làm rõ
  • 2. stuck: b. Đồng nghiệp
  • 3. clarify: c. Bị kẹt, không biết làm tiếp
  • 4. lend a hand: d. Giúp một tay
  • 5. appreciate: e. Trân trọng, cảm kích

Fill-in-the-Blank – Useful Expressions

Complete the sentences with the correct term.

  • 1. I’m really ______ on this Excel formula. Can you help?
  • 2. Could you ______ me a hand with this issue?
  • 3. I really ______ your help – thank you so much!
  • 4. No problem, ______ to help anytime.
  • 5. Just ______ me up if you get stuck again.

Quick Role-Play Starter

Imagine you’re stuck on a task. Ask your colleague for help using at least 4 of these: Do you have a moment, lend a hand, really appreciate, no problem, got your back, hit me up, could you explain, I’m stuck.

Example beginning: “Hi! Do you have a moment? I’m stuck on this report and…”