English Pronunciation  Is someone looking after you?

What's the meaning of “Is someone looking after you?”?

In this question looking after you means the same thing as helping you. An employee may ask you this if they are unsure if somebody else is already helping you. You could respond in many different ways. For example like this: ⁠Not at the moment, but I don't think I need any help, thank you.

How do you pronounce “Is someone looking after you?”?

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  • AE⁠Is someone looking after you?
  • AE⁠Is someone looking after you?
  • BE⁠Is someone looking after you?
  • BE⁠Is someone looking after you?

How could I respond to “Is someone looking after you?”?

⁠Not at the moment, but I don't think I need any help, thank you.

What are other important sentences related to “At the Supermarket”?

  • ⁠How can I help you?
  • ⁠Excuse me, could you help me?
  • ⁠Could you tell me where granola bars are?
  • ⁠Where can I find the international food section?
  • ⁠I'm looking for potato chips.
  • ⁠Did you find everything you needed?
  • ⁠Would you like a receipt?
  • ⁠Thank you, have a nice day!
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