Business English: How to Offer and Ask for Help at the Office

Navigating Assistance in the Workplace: A Business English Guide

"Hey Alex, I've completed my work ahead of schedule. Is there anything you need a hand with?"
- Offering assistance when you have extra time.
"Emma, are you managing the accounts for LearningEnglishFree.co.uk? I handled that task last month. I'm here to help if you need it."
- You are providing targeted support based on your previous experience.
"I'm quite familiar with the project you're working on. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions."
- We are offering expertise and knowledge to assist a colleague.

"Hey Alex, I'm having a bit of a challenge with the financial reports for LearningEnglishFree.co.uk. Could you take a look at my calculations to see if there's something I've overlooked?"
- I am seeking assistance on a specific work-related issue.
"Emma, could you help me by proofreading this document? It's for a key client, and I want to ensure it's perfect."
- I am requesting a colleague's assistance on an important task.
"Would someone be able to spare a few minutes to assist me with setting up this equipment? It seems I'm not able to get it running."
- I am asking for help with setting up or troubleshooting office equipment.