Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Offer"

A: Will you accept my offer?

A: Guess it means there was some special offer being advertised on TV! Discount on some items maybe?

A: Rahm Emanuel was telling John Kelly that if he ever needed his help, he would be there for him.

A: The offer ends on the day of October 17

A: "Query" is a formal word for a question. A "search query" is a question that you're asking, a question that you're looking for the answer to. Every time you google something you're making a search query.

A: he walks up to his friend and says" Hey, do you want to go to the park with me?"

A: Can I offer you a drink?
What services do you offer?
He offered me a mint.
She offered to buy me food.

A: The tv was on a special offer.

A: "I OFFERED TO TEACH them how to make ramen."


"I have been OFFERED TO RUN in the marathon. "

A: She went abroad because she felt another country will offer greater opportunities for her.

A: Offer is more like give you additionally.
Our hotel can offer you a deal.
Provide is like we give you regularly.
Our hotel provides wonderful room services.

A: 'Offered' means he wanted to give you something. Example sentence: 'He offered me an apple.' He wanted to give you an apple, and you might accept it.

'Suggested' means he told you something you might like to do. Example sentence: 'He suggested to me that I should study English.' He told you that he thought you should study English. You might agree with him or you might not.

A: "Offer" is when you propose something and it either gets accepted or rejected.
- I would like to offer you something.
"Suggest" means to give advice or to recommend something to someone.
- I suggest you go there.

A: offer means to ask if someone needs something (or along the lines of that) an example would be "He offered to take me out on a date."
Provide means to give or present something to someone an example would be "Parents provide their children with clothes, food, shelter and love."

A: To offer is to ask someone if they want something. Provide and supply have the same meaning as give. To afford is to be able to get (often due to amount of money a person has). Furnish means to put things into/on, most often referring to filling rooms with furniture.

A: Thingy is just an improper way to refer to and object you don’t know the name for



“Hey can you hand me that sharp thingy over there??” It’s not necessary, it really just means thing

A: I think it would be better for you to say 'the offer is no longer valid'.

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: I will gladly accept your school's offer.

A: "Big companies make much profit" is more grammatically correct.

If you weren't limited to those words, you could say "Many companies make big profit."

A: Who was America discovered by?

A: Take out the "offer of" just say "To sort the furniture."

A: i'm going to start it on 20th Nov.

A: I can't resign, because the offer hasn't come (yet).