OFFER By Agatha Christiyanti Manullang,SS Definition of Offers
Offer means giving something abstract or physical to
someone, which could be taken as a trade, a gift, and others. The offers could be given in several different terms, such as food, friendship, solutions, and others. An offer could be taken or refused by the interlocutor. Making an Offer Common Expressions Can I……..……..… (do something)? Shall I………………….…(do something)? Would you like me to…….(do something)? Would you like……..…(something)? Do you want me to………(do something)? Do you want…………………..(something)? More Expressions Let me………….(do something) I can………….…If you’d like I’d be happy to…………..(do something) May I offer you………….. (something)? I will……….… (do something) If you’d like EXAMPLES Would you like something to drink?
Would you like me to open the door?
Can I help you?
Can I give you a hand?
Let me help you.
Would you like me to answer the phone?
More Examples Do you want some more tea?
Do you want me to turn down the TV?
I’d happy to take you to the airport.
May I offer you a cup of coffee.
Accepting an Offer Common Expressions
Yes, please.
Yes, I’d love to.
Yes. That would be great.
Yes please, that would be lovely.
More Expressions Yes, If you wouldn’t mind.
That’s very kind of you.
That sounds nice.
Thank you. I’d like to.
Refusing an Offer
No, thanks.
It’s Ok. I can do it myself.
Thank you for your kindness but I can do it myself.
Don’t worry. I can do it.
I appreciate that but I can do it myself.
Dialog Jane : Would you like some cookies? David : Thank you, but I'm on a diet. Allison : How about a cup of coffee? Pat : Sorry, I don’t like coffee Avram : How about a cup of tea? Tom : That would be nice Dialog Frank : May I get you something to drink? Kevin : Thank you. I'd like a cup of coffee. Linda : Would you like me to get you some food? Evan : That would be nice. Thank you. Homer : May I offer you something to drink? Bart : Thank you. I'd like a soda. Listen and Repeat https://basicenglishspeaking.com/making-offers- english/