Can you help me [to do something]? to mean what I would say like: Can you do [something] for me?, i.e. they are asking me to do all the work on their behalf, while helping in my understanding means they would do the work while I give some support or advice.
Can I help you with something useful?
An offer of help, often from a salesperson. A: Can I help you? B: Yes, I am looking for a cocktail dress.
Can you help me with this meaning?
Technically, this is asking if the other person is physically able to help. However, it is often used to mean, will you help me with this? Can you help me with that? This corresponds to Can you help me with this?
can you please help me or can you please help me
Could you help me, is more polite than the others. Can you help me is not really a request and more of an affirmation that the other person will not refuse. Can shows power or ability, and using could shows a polite way of asking permission.
can you help me or will you help me
In everyday use there is no difference, but if we analyze it, “Will you help me” means either in the next few seconds or in the future. “Can you help me” implies that help is not needed now but may be needed in the future.
Can I help you in any way?
In any case . Each way (two words) has a subtly different meaning. This means whichever path is chosen or however possible. For example, if you say, “I’m happy to help in any way I can,” that would mean that you were offering to help someone, but it was possible.
How can I say can I help you?
Depending on the situation, we can and will offer many different ways.
- Need help?
- Here, let me help you.
- Leave it to me, I’ll take care of it.
- I’ll keep it for you.
- Tell me what I can do.
- Just ask, okay?
- I’m going to your parents, do you want to give me something for them?
- I have room in my box.
Can somebody help me with it?
You can use this phrase to describe helping someone with a specific activity. I help my grandmother with her garden. He needs someone to help him with all these reports. Note that garden and all of these ratios are both noun phrases.
Can you please help me with the following request?
In everyday English, can you please answer the following question? and could you please assist with the following request? are the two pleas for help. Do not use either expression in conversation. In English, the request can be written under an introductory text on a page or screen.