Speaking Situations: Offering Phrases for these situations Here, have an apple. Have some strawberries. Do you want a sandwich? Would you like some lemonade? How about a piece of cake? How would like you some crackers? Can I get you something to drink? Vocabulary* for these situations *Remember to use "some" with plurals and non-count nouns. Use "a" with singular nouns and measure words. Conversation practice Practice offering your partner various food items. Example, Would you like some beer? No thanks. I don't drink. How about a cup of coffee? I'd rather not have coffee. Orange juice? That would be fine. Thanks. See also: Speaking: Accepting and Refusing Business: Offering Textbooks: Touchy Situations, Chapter 7 New Interchange 1, Chapter 12

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