Collocation
Could you show me?
A polite way to ask someone to demonstrate or point out how to do something or where something is.
Definition
'Could you show me?' is a common English collocation. A polite way to ask someone to demonstrate or point out how to do something or where something is.
Could you + show + me + (how/where/what ...)?
“Could you show me how to use this app?”
Examples
- Could you show me how to open this file?
- Could you show me where the nearest bus stop is?
- Could you show me how to submit the assignment online?
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- Could you show me the best way to get to your office from here?
- Could you show me which button I should press to restart it?
- Could you show me how you managed to fix that error so quickly?
- Could you show me what you mean by that, maybe with an example?
- Could you show me the steps you followed so I can do it myself next time?
- Could you show me where you saved the photos on this phone?
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