offered
v.v. to say that you are willing to give something to someone or do something for them. You use this when you want to help or provide a choice.
v. to present something for acceptance or rejection; to express a willingness to provide assistance or a specific item.
He offered me a cold drink on a hot day.
The company offered her a higher salary to prevent her from leaving for a competitor.
Although the local council offered several concessions to the protesters, the community remained skeptical of the long-term environmental impact of the proposed factory.
The verb is transitive and often follows a ditransitive pattern (offer someone something) or takes a 'to' infinitive.
He offered to me a jobHe offered me a jobWhen using two objects, the indirect object (the person) usually follows the verb directly without 'to'.