---_________ I help you with the suitcase?

---No, thanks a lot．


  1. A.
    Shall
  2. B.
    Will
  3. C.
    Might
  4. D.
    May
A
shall常用在第一人稱疑問句中，表示征求對方的意見。所以，該題答案應(yīng)該是A。
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During last year's winter holiday, I went shopping with my grandmother. We saw several beggars. Some of them were disabled, which made me feel sad. Among them were old people, young people and even children! When I wanted to help them, my grandmother stopped me. She told me they were not worth showing mercy to because some beggars cheated people out of their money. Should I help them?

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Dear Mary,

       While I understand your grandmother’s point of view, I think that just because some beggars have cheated people, this doesn’t mean you should never help any beggars.

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