to see the offer vs to see offer

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'To see the offer' is the more common and natural way to express the action of looking at a specific offer or deal. On the other hand, 'to see offer' could be used in a more general sense, referring to the act of viewing offers or options without specifying a particular one.

Last updated: March 31, 2024 • 1718 views

to see the offer

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when referring to the specific act of looking at a particular offer or deal.

Examples:

I want to see the offer before making a decision.
Have you had a chance to see the offer yet?
Let me know when you've had a chance to see the offer.
She was excited to see the offer on the new car.
Before you decide, make sure to see the offer in detail.

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I am also glad to see the offer made by the Secretary-General to hold regular meetings with the Committee on Budgetary Control on the implementation of Parliament's budget, outside the framework of the annual discharge procedure.
Banks have indicated that they will not lend on the security of fish stocks, so unless the larger companies are prepared to act as a financial umbrella, it is difficult to see how the offer will stave off financial ruin for these small firms.
I do not need to see your offer, sir.
I will see offer raised and numbers elevated.
I will see offer raised and numbers elevated.
l wanted to see if your offer was still good.
Well, I could tell Carlos about the offer, see if he'll match the number.
Tomorrow, we meet his people, see who offers most.
Both buyers and sellers are able to see all bids and offers for shares in the SME on the Investbx website 24/7 and can change their orders up to an hour before the auction takes place.
However, most of these users log on to the Internet in order to see what is on offer or to make purchases, with very few using it to make sales.
The drafting proposed by the plenary would see the EP "offer the opportunity to the Member State concerned (...) to participate in an exchange of views".
Is it really fair to see European banks offer their customers investment products that speculate on the rise in commodity and food prices?
From this point of view, Ukraine is much further advanced than the others, and I assume that it is not very happy to see that our offer now has to be shared with the others.
Why don't you take a look at the offer, see if it's acceptable.
As you can see, we offer a full range of services.
Didn't see anyone else offer.
Let's see how that Dallas offer came in.
Anyway, as you can see, our offer is more than generous.
See indicative ADSL offers from notified operator in Member States at
See if they offer a reasonable settlement, or throw more paper at us.

Alternatives:

to view the offer
to check out the offer
to examine the offer
to review the offer
to look at the offer

to see offer

This phrase is correct but less common in English.

This phrase could be used in a more general sense when referring to the act of viewing offers or options without specifying a particular one.