The document discusses offering service and help. It outlines the social functions of serving customers to satisfy their needs and asking what they want while offering assistance. It also describes the typical text structure of greetings, content, and closing. Finally, it provides examples of offering help both orally and in writing using simple present tense and language as well as examples of potential responses.
4. C. Language Features
⢠1. Orally / Spoken
⢠>use modals
⢠>use intonation
⢠>use pronounciation
⢠>use gesture
⢠>thereâs a mimic
⢠2. Written
⢠>use Simple Present Tense
⢠>use simple language
5. Examples
⢠1. Offering Help
⢠>Would you like�
⢠>Howâd you like it cooked?
⢠>Would you like some desserts?
⢠>Can I get you anything else?
⢠>How about an apple?
⢠>What kind of tea would you have?
⢠>Is there anything I can do?
⢠>Do you need something?
6. ⢠2. Response
⢠>Certainly.
⢠>Itâs very good of you to offer, âŚ
⢠>Can you help me toâŚ
⢠>No, thanks for your attention.