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    The document discusses providing assistance to others in various locations and situations. It mentions helping children, the elderly, those on buses, in supermarkets, at airports, in the streets, and in hospitals. It also discusses reassuring people by using phrases like "I'll finish things here, if you want" and verbs/nouns like "reassure" and "reassurance" to give assurance when others are worried. Finally, it provides examples of apologizing while reassuring such as "I'm afraid I can't..." and "I'd love to...but unfortunately I can't..."

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    Inter 2 Unit 5C Everyday English I

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    Inter 2 Unit 5C Everyday English I’ll finish things here, if you want

    What kind of people might need help in these places?


    Children
    elderly

    on a bus

    in a
    supermarket

    at an airport
    in the street

    in a hospital
    When we want to tell people not to worry and that things will be Ok, we use the

    verb reassure. /give assurance

    Noun reassurance

    We give assurance that things will be all right when people are worried or unhappy.

    Tina reassured Rachel that everything was fine.

    Apologize and give reassurance.

    I’m afraid I can’t…

    I’d love to…but unfortunately, I can’t…

    It’s a shame but it’s going to be impossible for me to…

    Vocabulary

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