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Reported Offers

An offer is when someone says they would do something for someone else.

Reponted offers are used when you are not the person making the offen: Instead, you are communicating somebody else's offen: To form the reported offen; follow this structure:

subject + offered+to-infinitive(affirmative)He offered to go with me to the hospital.

subject + offered + not+ to-infinitive(negative)He offered not to intervene in the fight.

1. In communities, imagine you are reporters in a war zone, and have talked to soldiers who have seen many kind acts. Tell people about these acts of generosity in your reports following the example. Write your reports in your notebook.

A villager talks to a group of soldiers, including Sergeant Martínez, through a translator.The villager says,"Soldiers are here to help. If you need anything, don't be shy to ask!"

You report later:"The vilager offered to help the soldiers with anything they needed."

Grammar

lara Wanda Gjinovich, ESTAD0 DE WEXICO

Read the following examples:

Direct Offer	Reported Offer
"I will help you to brainstorm ideas for your project," David said.	David offered to help me to brainstorm ideas for my project.
'I can show you how to use the online research database,' the librarian said.	The librarian offered to show me how to use the online research database.
Do you want a dnink, Ana? I can buy you one,' Susan said.	Susan offered to buy Ana a drink.

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