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How do you say this in English (US)? is any difference between offer to do, come forward,step up,volunteer to do
How do you say this in English (US)? is any difference between offer to do, come forward,step up,volunteer to do
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Offer to do & volunteer to do are pretty much the same.
Come forward is usually used when someone confesses something, for example someone ‘coming forward’ about breaking a desk in the classroom.
Step up is usually used when someone offers to do something others don’t want to do. For example, asking someone to ‘step up’ and clean the toilet.
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