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    This document provides guidance on offering and accepting help. It includes: 1) Examples of phrases to use when offering assistance, such as "Can I help you?" and "May I offer you assistance?" 2) Suggestions for being more specific when offering help, like "I'd be happy to type the letter for you." 3) Examples of accepting ("Yes, that would be great") and declining ("No, thanks. I'll be alright") offers of assistance. 4) A reminder to always express gratitude in response to an offer, whether accepting or declining.

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    Chapter 1 Offer

    Uploaded by

    Andreyaksa Yofi Khutbibulloh
    This document provides guidance on offering and accepting help. It includes: 1) Examples of phrases to use when offering assistance, such as "Can I help you?" and "May I offer you assistance?" 2) Suggestions for being more specific when offering help, like "I'd be happy to type the letter for you." 3) Examples of accepting ("Yes, that would be great") and declining ("No, thanks. I'll be alright") offers of assistance. 4) A reminder to always express gratitude in response to an offer, whether accepting or declining.

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    I CAN ASSIST YOU WITH THAT

    Chapter 1
    CHAPTER 1
    Offering Help I CAN ASSIST
    YOU WITH THAT
    Cultural Awareness Expressions

    Offering Help
    Responding to An
    Offer

    Accepting Declining
    HOW TO OFFER HELP AND ASSISTANCE
    OFFERING HELP OFFERING ASSISTANCE
    Can I help you? Perhaps I could assist you with that.
    Let me help you. Could I assist you in some way?
    Do you need help? May I offer you assistance?
    Would you like some help? What can I do for you?
    Need help? Are you looking for something?

    Be more specific by saying:


     I’d be happy to type the letter for you.
     If you don’t mind, I can type the letter for you.
     Shall I type the letter for you?
    RESPONDING TO AN OFFER
    OFFERING ACCEPTING AN OFFER DECLINING AN OFFER
    That would be so kind.
    May I offer you assistance? It’s okay. I’ll handle it myself.
    Thank you.
    No, thanks. I’ll be alright
    Need help? Yes, that would be great.
    soon.
    Yes, where can I find canned
    Are you looking for something? No, it’s okay. Thanks.
    food?
    If you like, I’ll type the letter
    Oh really? Thanks a million. Thanks, but i can do it myself.
    for you.

    REMEMBER!
    Always express your gratitude whether or not you accept the
    offer.
    CULTURAL AWARENESS:
    OFFERING

    When we have a guest, we tend to ask:


    “Would you like something to drink?” and If your host ask you:
    leave our guests in confusion of what to “Would you like something
    to drink?”
    ask for.
    You can say:
    Instead of asking such question, you can “I’ll just have a glass of
    be more specific and ask them: water”
     “Can I offer you some ... ? (mention the Or
    beverage: tea, Orange juice, Coke, etc.) “Sure, what do you have?”
     I have some bottles of Coke in the
    fridge. Would you like one?
    Thank You!

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