Collocation
Happy to help.
A polite and common expression used to offer assistance, confirm willingness to assist, or respond positively to a request for help.
Definition
'Happy to help.' is a common English collocation. A polite and common expression used to offer assistance, confirm willingness to assist, or respond positively to a request for help.
Adjective + to + Verb (infinitive)
“If you have any questions, I'm happy to help.”
Examples
- Don't hesitate to ask if you need anything, I'm always happy to help.
- The customer service agent said she was happy to help with my query.
- He will be happy to help you move the furniture this weekend.
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- We were happy to help the new intern settle into her role.
- If you find yourself stuck, just give me a call; I'd be happy to help.
- She looked genuinely happy to help the lost tourist find his way.
- They are always happy to help their neighbours with gardening tasks.
- My colleague was happy to help me finish the report before the deadline.
- Even though it was late, he was happy to help fix the computer problem.
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