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    Offering help to others is a way to facilitate communication between people. An offer can be giving something physical or abstract, and can be accepted or declined. Common ways to offer include using modal verbs like "may I", "can I", "shall I", or "how about I". Offers should be responded to by accepting or declining politely.

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    Offering help to others is a way to facilitate communication between people. An offer can be giving something physical or abstract, and can be accepted or declined. Common ways to offer include using modal verbs like "may I", "can I", "shall I", or "how about I". Offers should be responded to by accepting or declining politely.

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    Have you ever offering help to

    someone?
    Offering help
    and Response
    Offering

    Definition Function
    Offer means to give something To facilitate interpersonal
    physical or abstract to someone, communication between
    which can be taken as a gift or a different people.
    trade
    Expression/Gambits

    May I...? Can I...?

    How about
    Shall I...?
    I...?
    Examples of Offers

    • Shall I bring you


    some tea?
    • May I give you a
    hand?
    • Would you like me
    to close the window
    • Can I help you? for you?
    • Would you like • Shall I help you with
    another piece of your homework?
    cake?
    Responding to Offers

    Making Offers Accepting Offers

    Can I help you? Yes, please.


    I really appreciate it.
    Shall I bring you some tea? Thank you, it’s very kind of you.

    Would you like another helping of Yes, please. That would be lovely.
    cake?
    How about I help you with this? Yes, please. That would be very
    kind of you.
    Can I take you home? Thank you, I appreciate your help.
    Sentence Structure
    Modal verb Subject Object

    Would You Care of another cup of


    tea?
    Shall We Take you there?

    Could I Offer you something?

    Will You Have tea with that?


    Example
    Dina: Hey, is everything okay? You seem a bit upset.

    Andi: Yeah, I'm just having a bad day. Thanks for asking, though.

    Dina: No problem. If you need someone to talk to or if there's anything I


    can do to help, please don't hesitate to let me know.

    Andi: Actually, that's really kind of you. I might take you up on that offer
    later.
    EXERCISE
    What have we
    learned?

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