be able/unable to, can/could
Modern smartphones could offer features that seemed impossible just ten years ago.
appear to, seem to
The new job appeared to offer better pay and more flexible working hours.
be pleased to
I would be pleased to offer you a discount if you buy two items today.
would like to
We would like to offer you a position in our marketing department starting next month.
claim to
The restaurant claims to offer the freshest seafood in the city.
be expected to, be likely to
The new smartphone is expected to offer better battery life than the previous model.
be/feel compelled to, be forced to, be/feel obliged to
When the guests arrived, I felt compelled to offer them something to eat.
have little/a lot/nothing, etc. to, have sth to
After years of experience, she knew she had much to offer potential employers.