Making and

Responding
to an Offer
XI MIPA 2

Name
: Adithiya Wiradinatha
Saputra
Place of : Palangkaraya, 16
Birth
December 1999
Address : Jln. Hiu Putih Gang
Salap no. 26
Hobbies : Playing badminton,
speaking in front of
people and reading

Name

: Maria Amanda

Place of : Pulang Pisau, 02 Mei

Birth
2000
Address : Jln. G.Obos 20 Gang
Lampang
Hobbies : Singing, eat, and
hangout

Name
: Ratna
Mutumanikam

Tuharea

Place of : Palangkaraya, 03
Birth
January 2001
Address : Jln. Cilik Riwut km. 7
Komp. Transito no.
56/ 42
Hobbies : Reading, eat, playing
games, and watching
(Korean drama, film,
anime,
etc)

Menu
Definition/Meaning
Definition/Meaning

Purpose
Purpose

Expression
Expression of
of
Offering
Something
Offering Something

Responses
Responses to
to an
an Offer
Offer

Example
Example

Defintion/Meaning
:to give someone the
opportunity to accept or
take (something)

:to say that you are

willingto dosomething

:to make (something)

available : to provide
or supply (something)

Purpose
To

show empathy and minimise

someones problem
To help other people

Expression of Offering Something

Formal

Neutral

Informal

Would you lik.e...

Do you want a cup

of tea?

Let me get you some

milk

Shall I do it for you?

Need some help?

Have some coffee?

Fancy a drink? (same as

Do you want a drink?

Ill do it for you

Some sandwinch?

Could I help you with

your luggage?

You look like you

could use some
help...

Should I get you

some snack?

Might I help at all?

Want a hand?

How about some ...?

May I offer you

(something)?

Can I help out?

Are you up for

some ...?

I'd be happy to... (do

something)
Would you care for...

What can I do to
help?
I will...
If you like I could...
Is there anything I
can do?

Responses to an Offer
Accepting an Offer
(Positive Responses)

Refusing an Offer
(Negative Responses)

Yes please, that would be lovely Thank you, but....

Thank you, that would be great

That's very kind.

Unfortunately, I ...

That would be nice

No, its okay, thank you

Thank you. I'd like

Don't worry, I'll do it

Thank you, thats a very kind

of you

No thanks

Thank you, that would be great

Nice thought, but...

Yes, please

Please, dont bother

Just what I needed!

I'd like to, but ...

If youre sure its no trouble

Its okay, I will do it by myself

Youre most kind

Thats allright Ill manage it on

my own

Example

Video

Modals Used
To Offer

Menu

Definition of Modals
They are a type ofauxiliary
verbwe use with other verbs to
add more meaning to the verb.
After modal verbs we use the
infinitive formwithoutto.

We use them for lots of

different things, and the
same modal verbs can
have several different
uses.

Modals arenotused with the auxiliary

verbdo; to form thenegative, we
addnotafter the modal. To ask
questions, we put the modalin frontof
the subject.
Hey, youcouldn'tpass me that plate,
could you?
CanI have a taste?
Modals do not change in the
third person singular form
(he/she/it) in the present
simple.
Sophiecansend photos.

Can
Use

Examples

Ability to do something in the

present (substitute form: to be
able to)

IcanspeakEnglish.

Permission to do something in
the present (substitute form: to
be allowed to)

CanIgoto the cinema?

Request

Canyouwaita moment,
please?

Offer
Suggestion
Possibility

Icanlendyou my car till

tomorrow.
CanwevisitGrandma at the
weekend?
Itcangetvery hot in Arizona.

Could
Use
ability to do something in the
past (substitute form: to be able
to)
permission to do something in
the past (substitute form: to be
allowed to)

Examples
IcouldspeakEnglish.

Icouldgoto the cinema.

CouldIgoto the cinema,

please?
Couldyouwaita moment,
polite request *
please?
Icouldlendyou my car till
polite offer *
tomorrow.
CouldwevisitGrandma at the
polite suggestion *
weekend?
Itcouldgetvery hot in
possibility *
Montana.
* These are no past forms, they refer to the future.
polite question *

May
Use

Examples

possibility

Itmayraintoday.

permission to do something in
the present (substitute form: to
be allowed to)

MayIgoto the cinema?

polite suggestion

MayIhelpyou?

Will
Use

Examples

wish, request, demand, order

(less polite than would)

Willyou pleaseshutthe door?

prediction, assumption

I think itwillrainon Friday.

promise

Iwillstopsmoking.

spontaneous decision

Can somebody drive me to the

station? - Iwill.

habits

She's strange, she'llsitfor

hours without talking.

Would
Use

Examples

wish, request (more polite

than will)

Wouldyoushutthe door,
please?

habits in the past

Sometimes
hewouldbringme some
flowers.

Shall
Use
suggestion

Examples
ShallIcarryyour bag?

Question
1. x: The box you brought looks very heavy....
y: Sure its very kind of you. Thanks.
a. Would you like me to help you
b. Would you like to help me
c. Would i I like to help me
d. Would you do me a favor
e. Would you like to bring it for you
2. x: Can I help you carry the bag to your room?
y: No, thank you. I can do it myself.
The underlined words show.....
a. Asking to do something
b. Apologizing for a mistake
c. Agreeing with someones problem
d. Offering to do something
e. Disagreeing with someones opinion

3. Irga: Mom, do you mind if help you cook?

Mother : Of course not. Come and help me.
From the conversation above we know that ............
a.Mother doesnt like Irga to help her cook
b.Irga asked her mother to help her cook
c.Irgadoesnt like cooking
d.Mother accepted Irgas offer to help her cook
e. Mother and Irga were upset
4. Tourist: I dont know this place. Can you tell me where is located?
Native : Well, its far enough.Would you like me to show you the place?
Tourist : Really ? Its very kind of you.
Theunderline sentence shows us that .............
a.The native is not really sure about the location.
b. The native is in doubt about the location
c.The native accepts the tourists offer to help him
d.The native offers the tourist some help

5. Tia: Its so hot in here.

Accuy: ................
a. Would you like me to open the window?
b.Would you like me to close the window?
c.Would I Like you to open the window ?
d.Would I like you to close the window ?
e. Close the window by yourself!
6. Rani : Finally, its break time .a cup of coffee?
Yudi: Thats very nice of you
A.Shall I have
B.May you get me
C.May I offer some help to get
D.May you help me get
E.Would you like me to get you

7. The sentences bellow are informal expression to

formal expression....
a. Fancy a drink?
b. Can I help you?
c. Some sandwinch?
d. Let me get you some milk
e. Do you want a cup of tea?
8. CanI get you? this expression is used....
a. when asking someone what they would like
b. when offering something to a group of people
c. when offering someone food or drink
d. When argued with someone
e. To give information to other people

offer, which one is the

9. Amar : Its very kind of you to offer me some drink. Thank you!
Nancy : __________
A. Terrific
B. How do you do
C. Dont mention it
D. Bye
E. No, thank
10. These statement are true about today material, except....
. The definition of offer is to give someone the opportunity to accept or
take (something)
b. It purpose is To show empathy and minimise someones problem
c. Can is less formal than could
d. Modals areused with the auxiliary verbdo; to form thenegative, we
addnotafter the modal
e. That's very kind. Unfortunately, I ... is polite way to refuse offer

Source:
Offer
http://esl.about.com/od/smalltalk/a/Offering-Something.htm
http://languagelearningbase.com/85079/expressions-for-asking-for-or-offering-help-and-responding
http://englishwithatwist.com/2014/07/29/english-skills-11-ways-of-offering-something-to-someone/
http://www.improvespokenenglish.org/2010/08/communication-english-offering-help.html
http://www.phrasemix.com/collections/9-ways-to-offer-to-help-someone
http://www.belajaringgris.net/expression-of-offering-help-3166.html
https://prezi.com/ah4me9pojraz/offering-help/
http://www.english-at-home.com/speaking/making-requests/
http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/communication-lesson-offers.php
https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/fl-offering.htm
Modals
http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/grammar/hilfsverben2.htm
Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmJH9XrU0ok