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The document provides examples of making requests and offers in various contexts, such as at a cafe, helping a friend, and asking for assistance at a library. It includes dialogues that illustrate these interactions and exercises for practicing requests and offers. Additionally, it encourages users to create their own sentences for specific scenarios.

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Tugas B Inggris

The document provides examples of making requests and offers in various contexts, such as at a cafe, helping a friend, and asking for assistance at a library. It includes dialogues that illustrate these interactions and exercises for practicing requests and offers. Additionally, it encourages users to create their own sentences for specific scenarios.

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Making Requests & Offers

Making Requests: Making Offers:


• Could you…? • Would you like me to…?
• Can you please…? • Can I help you with…?
• Would you mind…? • How about I…?
• Do you mind if I ask…? • Would you like me to do that for
• I was wondering if you could…? you?
• If you need help, I can…?

Dialogue 1: Making a Request at a Cafe


Anna : Hi, I would like to order something, please.
Waiter: Of course! What would you like?
Anna : Could I please have a cappuccino and a blueberry muffin?
Waiter: Certainly! Would you like your cappuccino with regular milk or almond milk?
Anna : I will have it with regular milk, please.
Waiter: Got it. Would you like to add any sugar or syrup to your cappuccino?
Anna : No, thank you. Just the cappuccino and muffin are perfect.
Waiter: Alright, your total is $7.50. Can I get you anything else while you wait?
Anna : Actually, could I also have a glass of water, please?
Waiter: Of course, I will bring that right away.
Anna : Thank you! I really appreciate it.

Dialogue 2: Making an Offer to Help a Friend


David : Hey, Sarah! You look a bit stressed. Everything okay?
Sarah : Oh, hi David. Yeah, I am just trying to finish this report for work, and I’m not sure
how to start.
David : I see. Would you like me to help you with it? I’ve done similar reports before.
Sarah : That’s really kind of you, David. I’m not sure though… I think I might be able to
handle it on my own.
David : I understand. But if you get stuck, feel free to ask! I could even give you a few tips
to make it easier.
Sarah : That sounds helpful. Actually, I could use some tips on organizing the sections.
Would you mind sharing?
David : Not at all! How about I give you a few pointers on how to structure the introduction
and the conclusion? I will explain it briefly.
Sarah : That would be amazing! Thank you so much.

Dialogue 3: Making a Request for Assistance at a Library


Tom : Hi, excuse me. Could you help me find a book? I’m looking for something
about World War II.
Librarian : Sure! We have several books on that topic. Do you need something specific,
or just a general overview?
Tom : A general overview would be great. Maybe something that covers the main
events and causes.
Librarian : Alright, follow me, I will show you a few options. Would you prefer a book
with more pictures, or are you okay with something more text-heavy?
Tom : I think a text-heavy book would be fine. I’m really interested in learning all
the details.
Librarian : Perfect. Let’s go to the history section. I will grab a few books for you to
choose from.
Tom : Thanks a lot! I really appreciate your help.

Dialogue 4: Offering Help with a Group Project


Emily : I am so tired. This group project is taking longer than I thought.
Jack : Yeah, it is been a bit stressful. How are we doing with the research?
Emily : I have found a lot of information, but I am struggling to put it all together.
It’s hard to organize it.
Jack : Would you like me to help you with that? I can help you create a clearer
outline for the project.
Emily : That would be awesome! I’m just not sure where to start.
Jack : No worries. How about we break it down into sections? I will help you with
the introduction and conclusion, and you can focus on the middle part.
Emily : That sounds like a good plan! Thanks so much for offering. I think this will
make things a lot easier.

Dialogue 5: Making a Request for a Favor from a Neighbour


Alex : Hey, John! Do you have a minute?
John : Sure, what’s up?
Alex : Well, I am having a bit of a problem. I need to go out of town this weekend, and I
was wondering if you could look after my dog, Max, for a couple of days.
John : I would be happy to! I have taken care of Max before, so I know how to look after
him.
Alex : That’s great to hear! I really appreciate it. Could you also feed him in the morning
and evening? And let him out for a walk once a day?
John : Of course, no problem at all. I will take care of everything.
Alex : Thanks so much, John! You’re a lifesaver. I will leave you all the food and his leash.
John : You are welcome! Have a great trip, and don’t worry about Max. He will be in good
hands.
Exercise A: Fill in the blanks with the correct words.

help tell grab


Customer : Excuse me, can you _______ me where the bread is?
Store Assistant : Of course! The bread is in aisle 4. Do you need any _______?
Customer : Yes, actually, could you also _______ a pack of eggs for me?
Store Assistant : Sure! I’ll grab that for you right now.
add show help
Student 1 : I don’t understand this math problem. Can you _______ me?
Student 2 : Of course! Would you like me to _______ you with the steps?
Student 1 : Yes, please! I’m having trouble with the second step.
Student 2 : Alright, I’ll explain it to you. First, we need to _______ the numbers
together.
tell helpful Carry
John : Oh no, I have so many bags. I’m not sure if I can carry all of these!
Sarah : Would you like me to _______ one of your bags for you?
John : That would be so _______! Thank you, Sarah.
Sarah : No problem! It’s no trouble at all.

Exercise B: Please write your own request or offer based on the following topic.

1. Request at a restaurant:
Instruction: write a sentence asking the waiter to bring you the menu.

2. Offer to take care of a pet:


Instruction: write a sentence offering to look after a friend’s pet while they are on
vacation.

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