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ESLPod_0368_WE_0410 A Corporate Takeover The word "offer," in this podcast, means something that one says one will give to another person in exchange for something else: "He will sell his boat to whomever makes the best offer on it." As a verb, "to offer" means to indicate that one is willing to give something to someone or do something for someone: "Has anyone offered to help you drive to Wichita?" Or, "If I see a pregnant woman on the bus, I usually offer her my seat." An "offering" is the money that a person gives to a church: "How much of an offering do you leave every Sunday?" Finally, an "offering" is something that one gives to a god: "People of this religion used to kill animals as offerings for the Lord."

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ESLPod 368 offer Business

Id	ESLPod_0368_WE_0410
Episode Id	ESLPod 368
Episode Title	A Corporate Takeover
Phrase	offer
Text	The word "offer," in this podcast, means something that one says one will give to another person in exchange for something else: "He will sell his boat to whomever makes the best offer on it." As a verb, "to offer" means to indicate that one is willing to give something to someone or do something for someone: "Has anyone offered to help you drive to Wichita?" Or, "If I see a pregnant woman on the bus, I usually offer her my seat." An "offering" is the money that a person gives to a church: "How much of an offering do you leave every Sunday?" Finally, an "offering" is something that one gives to a god: "People of this religion used to kill animals as offerings for the Lord."
Topics	Business

Offer Eslpod Means Give Person I Offering Corporate