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    1) The document discusses different ways to offer help to others depending on whether the situation is formal or informal and whether the person is older or younger/a friend. 2) For formal situations with older individuals, polite phrases like "Can/may I do something for you?" and "Would you like me to do something for you?" are recommended. 3) For informal situations with friends or younger individuals, more casual phrases like "What can I do for you?" and "Do you need a hand?" are appropriate. The document provides examples of offering and responding to offers of help.

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    1) The document discusses different ways to offer help to others depending on whether the situation is formal or informal and whether the person is older or younger/a friend. 2) For formal situations with older individuals, polite phrases like "Can/may I do something for you?" and "Would you like me to do something for you?" are recommended. 3) For informal situations with friends or younger individuals, more casual phrases like "What can I do for you?" and "Do you need a hand?" are appropriate. The document provides examples of offering and responding to offers of help.

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    Offering Help: Alifya Putri Sabrilla (1810510094)

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    1) The document discusses different ways to offer help to others depending on whether the situation is formal or informal and whether the person is older or younger/a friend. 2) For formal situations with older individuals, polite phrases like "Can/may I do something for you?" and "Would you like me to do something for you?" are recommended. 3) For informal situations with friends or younger individuals, more casual phrases like "What can I do for you?" and "Do you need a hand?" are appropriate. The document provides examples of offering and responding to offers of help.

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    OFFERING HELP

    Alifya Putri Sabrilla (1810510094)


    Offering Help
    • May I help you?
    • What can I do for
    • you?
    What if…?
    How to offer?
    What should we say?

    SITUATION PERSON
    •
    01 • OLDER
    FORMAL
    • INFORMAL
    02 • FRIENDS/YOUNGER
    FORMAL SITUATION

    • Can/may I do something for you?


    • What can I do for you?
    • Can/may I offer my help to you?
    • Would you like me to do something for you?
    INFORMAL SITUATION

    • What can I do for you?


    • Let me do something for you
    • I’ll do it, if you don’t mind
    • You want me help you?
    • Do you need a hand?
    The following are examples of expressions offering help and the
    responses:
    Offering Help Responding
    Accepting
    • May I help you? • Yes, please.
    • What if I help you carry the books? • Certainly. Thank you
    • Can I help you solve the homework • No, I don’t mind at all
    Declining
    • May I check your report? • No, thanks. I can manage it my self
    • I’m sorry, you may not.
    • Do you mind if I take you home? • That would be nice, but I can
    • Do you mind eating out tonight? handle it my self. Thanks.
    The difference between offering help and asking for help

    Offering help Asking for help


    Definition Ungkapan yang Ungkapan yang
    digunakan untuk digunakan untuk
    menawarkan bantuan meminta bantuan
    kepada orang lain kepada orang lain
    Example • Can I help you do • Can you help me do
    homework? homework?
    • May I bring your • May I borrow your
    book? book?
    Let’s practices

    • Help me please
    • Do you need a hand?
    • May I borrow your pencil?
    • Can I use your pen?
    • Let me repair the bicycle
    • Can you close the door?
    • Would you like to drink cup of tea?
    THANKS

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