how can we offer our service to others, example sentence

Here are some types.

Type A Shall I                           verb (....)?

Do you want me to+      verb (....)?

Would you like me to       verb (....)?

A - Shall I carry your bag for you?

B – Yes, please. It’s too heavy. I can't carry it

A - Do you want me to buy the tickets'?

B – Yes, please. I'll look alter my bags and wait for Ravi here.

A - Would you like me to call the doctor?

B - No. thanks. I will wait till this evening if I don't get better
I’ll call myself.  Don't worry now.

Type B Would you like

Do you want

A -   I'm thirsty

B -   Would you like some Fanta?

A-    No. thanks.

B-    Would you like some apple juice?

A-   Oh, yes please.

A -   I'm hungry. Is there anything to eat?

B -   Do you want some biscuits?

A -   No. thanks. I'd like some sandwich.

B -   Cheese or ham?

A -   Cheese and ham please.

Type C Imperative + noun phrase

A -   Have another slice of cake. Help yourself.
B -   Ok, just one slice.
A -   Try one of these chocolates
B -   Yes please. They're really tasty.
A -   Help yourself to more coffee.
B -   No thanks. I'm, full I think.

Type B structures are also used in offering a choice between two (or more) things.

A -   Would you like tea or coffee?

B -   I'd like some coffee, please.

A - Black or milk?

B - Milk please

A - Do you want your coffee sweet?

B - Not too sweet, please.

A - Would you like a drink?

B - Yes please. Some Coke is nice.

A - Would you like to have some cakes?

B - No, thanks. I'm not hungry,

A - Would you like a cigarette?

B - No. thanks, I don't smoke.

A - Are you ready to order your meal sir?

B - Yes. I'd like a roll, please.

A - Have some jam with your bun.

B - No, thanks. I don't like it. I wouldn't like it too sweet.

A - What drink do you like sir?

B - We'd like a glass of lime juice.

A - Here's the lime juice sir.

B - We'd like a glass of lime juice with soda.

A - Have another cream cake my dear. They are delicious!

B - I couldn't, I'm full.

A - Oh.... Go on man!

B - Well, all right, just one more. That chocolate one