This document discusses ways to offer someone to do something and respond to an offer. It provides examples of expressions to offer an activity using "how about", "why don't", or "why not" followed by a verb. It also gives expressions for offering an activity using "we could/should", "shall we", or "let's" followed by a verb. Finally, it mentions responding to an offer but does not provide examples.

1. OFFERING SOMEONE TO
DO SOMETHING
ENTIN AGUSTINI MISTIAWATI, SE.,
S.PD., M.M
ENGLISH LITERATURE
CLASS X SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

4. TO OFFER SOMEONE TO DO
SOMETHING, WE CAN USE SOME
OF THE FOLLOWING
EXPRESSIONS:
How about (or what about) + v-
ing/noun … ?
How about (or what about) going to the
cinema?
Why don’t + we/you + V … ?
Why don’t we go to the beach while it’s
sunny?
Why not + V … ?
Why not do this again later?

5. To offer someone to do something, we can use some of
the following expressions:
• We could/should + V …
We could go to the cinema instead of just staying in.
• Shall we + V …?
Shall we go before it starts raining?
• Let’s + V …
It’s raining cats and dogs. Let’s just stay in and watch
some DVD’s.

6. RESPONDING TO AN OFFER TO
DO SOMETHING