Asking and Giving Something

Asking:
To ask something, you can say like this:

·           Can you give me ___? 

·           Take me that __?  

·           Could you give me the ___? 

·           May I borrow your ___? 

·           Could you please ___? 

·           Would you kindly ___?

It’s more polite when you say ‘please’ ‘excuse’. Especially to your parents, teacher, or the other people who older then you. For example:

·           Excuse me, may I borrow your book? 

·           Excuse me, could you lend me your camera, please? 

Or you can offer something:

·           Can I offer something to __? 

·           Would you like a __? 

·           Can I help you? 

For example:

·           Excuse me, would you like a cup of milk? 

·           Excuse me, can I offer you something to drink? 

Giving: 

When someone want to borrow or offering something, you can response that whit accepting or refusing.

To accepting, you can say:

·           Here you are 

·           Here it is 

·           Sure__ 

·           Sure, glad to help__ 

·           Yes, of course. 

·           Of course 

·           Certainly__ 

To refusing, you can say:

·           I’m sorry, I’m busy right now 

·           No, I’m sorry. I’m using it 

·           I’m sorry I don’t have any ___ 

·           No, thanks. I’ve ___ 

For example:

·           I’m sorry, I don’t have any pen 

·           No, thanks. I’ve drunk lot water 

Example of Simple Dialogues for Asking and Giving Something

A: Excuse me, could you lend me your pencil?

B: I’m sorry, I’m using it

A: No problem