Correct the mistake: I can to help you if you like.
I can help you if you like.
Your colleague says: “I have twelve emails to answer.” Make an offer using I’ll …
Possible answer: I’ll help you out.
Choose the best answer: Your friend wants feedback on their CV.
A. Would you like me to give you some feedback?
D. I’ll share your favour.
B. Shall I make an introduction?
C. Let me pay it forward.
Put the words in order: difference / small / can / a / favour / make / a
A small favour can make a difference.
Finish the idea: Someone helped me yesterday, so today I want to __________.
pay it forward
Put the words in order: really / would / that / helpful / be
That would be really helpful.
What favour am I? I tell someone what I think about their work so they can improve it.
give feedback
What favour am I? I connect two people because they could help each other.
make an introduction
Correct the mistake: Would you like I give you some feedback?
Would you like me to give you some feedback?
Complete the offer: Your friend is carrying three heavy bags. ____________ help you.
Let me
Quick challenge: Give one example of how you can share your knowledge with someone in five minutes.
Possible answers: explain a task, show them how to use an app, answer a question.
Your friend says: “I don’t understand this task.” Make an offer using Let me …
Possible answer: Let me explain it.
Name 3 small favours you can do in five minutes.
Possible answers: give feedback, answer a question, share a useful link.
What favour am I?I do something small that helps someone or makes a situation better.
make a difference