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When a person says 'Can you give me a hand?' he is asking for..........

Apraise

Bmoney

Chand

Dhelp

Answer:

D. help

Read Explanation:

When a person says "Can you give me a hand?", he is asking for help.

### Explanation:

- The phrase "give me a hand" is an idiomatic expression in English that means "to help me" or "to assist me" with something.

- It doesn't literally mean to give someone a hand (as in the physical part of the body), but rather to offer support or assistance in a task.

So, the sentence would be:

"When a person says 'Can you give me a hand?' he is asking for help."


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