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Ahava_yin Posted 21 years ago
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Be of some help?

Hi,

I'm wondering whether it's correct to say "I would love to be of some help" when someone says thanks to me. I want to show that I was not helping much, I hadn't done much helpful and I'll be glad if I did help in some way.

Is it " I would love to be some help" or "I would love to be of some help" or neither of them?

Thanks you!

Ahava
  

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You have to acknowledge that you have been of some help though, or you could make them feel awkward for thanking you. A modest way of doing this is to say 'My pleasure' or 'no problem' or even 'no worries' (if you don't mind slang). there are lots of options.

— Nona the brit

  • You have to acknowledge that you have been of some help though, or you could make them feel awkward for thanking you.
  • A modest way of doing this is to say 'My pleasure' or 'no problem' or even 'no worries' (if you don't mind slang).
  • there are lots of options.
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You have to acknowledge that you have been of some help though, or you could make them feel awkward for thanking you. A modest way of doing this is to say 'My pleasure' or 'no problem' or even 'no worries' (if you don't mind slang). You could then say 'If there is anything else I can do?....'or 'I'd love to help further...' or 'Anything else I can help with?' or 'I don't mind helping out again'
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Thank you sooo much nona the brit. Now I see. Emotion: smile
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I'm wondering whether it's correct to say "I would love to be of some help" when someone says thanks to me. I want to show that I was not helping much, I hadn't done much helpful and I'll be glad if I did help in some way.

Is it " I would love to be some help" or "I would love to be of some help" or neither of them?

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Ahava,

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