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Useful phrase

“Let me see what I can do.”

Say that you will try to help, without promising a particular result.

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Quick answer

What does “Let me see what I can do” mean?

Say that you will try to help, without promising a particular result.

When do you say it? Use it when you will try to help but cannot promise a result.

Meaning

When to use it

Use it when you will try to help but cannot promise a result.

Examples

Natural examples

  • Let me see what I can do. — Example
Replies

What someone may say back

  • Thanks, I appreciate it. — Customer thanks you for trying.
Australian English

Usage note

It is honest because it does not promise a particular result.

Practice mission

Try it in real life

Use this phrase at work when a customer has a problem and you do not yet know the answer.

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