Week 17 virtual class how to make requests in english
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This virtual class document provides information about an online class including: - The class is scheduled for 9am-10:30am and 2pm-15:30pm. - Students are asked to wear headphones and use their real names in the format of "First Name Last Name" when attending. - Instructions are provided on how to make requests in English, including asking someone to do, not do, or permission to do something and offering help. Sample dialogues are also included.
Week 17 virtual class how to make requests in english
- 1. Welcome to virtual class! L p h c s b t đ u trong ít phút n a.ớ ọ ẽ ắ ầ ữ Khung gi h cờ ọ Ca 1: 9h – 10h30 Ca 2: 14h – 15h30 Quy đ nh V-Classị • H c viên chu n b headphone đ th cọ ẩ ị ể ự hành nói • H c viên đ i tên theo c u trúc:ọ ổ ấ tên + họ và có d u.ấ Ví d : H ng Ph m, Th o Nguy nụ ư ạ ả ễ www.daihoctructuyen.edu.vn E-mail: giangvien@daihoctructuyen.edu.vn
- 2. How to make requests in English Virtual Class | Week 17 www.daihoctructuyen.edu.vn
- 3. Asking someone to do something Can you open the door for me, please? Could you turn off the mobile phone, please ? Would you sign here, please? Would you mind lending me your pen, please? Do you mind helping me, please? Sure/ OK/ Of course/ Certainly. I’m afraid I can’t/ I’m sorry, I can’t./ Sorry, I can’t. www.daihoctructuyen.edu.v
- 4. Asking someone to do something REMEMBER: Would you mind / Do you mind + Ving The response to the following request: “Would you mind giving me your book, please?” Is either: “No, I don’t mind.” (positive response, which means I accept to lend you my book) Or “Yes.” (negative response, which means that I don’t want to lend you my book) www.daihoctructuyen.edu.vn
- 5. Conversation A: I’m going to paint this ceiling. Um... Could you give me a hand? B: Sure. What time are you going to start? A: After lunch. Could you come about two o’clock? B: OK. A: Would you mind bringing your ladder? I need two ladders, so would you mind bringing yours please? A: I’m afraid I can’t. My ladder’s broken. B: Oh well… I’ll use a chair. A: OK. I’ll see you about two o’clock. B: Thanks. See you. www.daihoctructuyen.edu.
- 6. Asking someone not to do something Would you mind not doing that? Would you please not shout? Could you please not smoke? Please don’t do that. Sure/ OK/ All right/ Certainly. I’m afraid I can’t./ I’m sorry I can’t./ Sorry, I can’t. www.daihoctructuyen.edu.
- 7. Asking permission to do something Can I come in? Could I use your phone? May I sit here? Do you mind if I smoke? I wonder if I could ask you a question? Sure/ OK/ Of course/ Certainly. Of course not. (impolite)/ I’d rather you didn’t. (polite) www.daihoctructuyen.edu.
- 8. Conversation A: Do you mind if I sit here? B: No, not at all. Please do. A: Are you here for the computer conference? B: Yes, I am. I’m a programmer. A: Do you mind if I smoke? B: No, I don’t mind. www.daihoctructuyen.edu.
- 9. Offering to help someone Can I give you a hand? May I help you? Shall I open the window for you? Would you like me to answer the phone? I’ll do the photocopying, if you like. www.daihoctructuyen.edu.
- 10. Offering to help someone Yes answers Yes please. That would be very kind of you. Yes please, that would be lovely. Thank you. That would be great. If you don’t mind. No answers No thanks. It’s OK, I can do it. Don’t worry, I’ll do it. No thanks, I’m just looking (in a shop). www.daihoctructuyen.edu.
- 11. Conversation Waiter: Hello, Can I help you? Kim: Yes, I'd like to have some lunch. Waiter: Would you like a starter? Kim: Yes, I'd like a bowl of chicken soup, please. Waiter: And what would you like for a main course? Kim: like a grilled cheese sandwich. Waiter: Would you like anything to drink? Kim: Yes, I'd like a glass of Coke, please. Waiter... After Kim has her lunch.: Can I bring you anything else? Kim: No thank you. Just the bill. Waiter: Certainly. Kim: I don't have my glasses. How much is the lunch? Waiter: That's $6.75. Kim: Here you are. Thank you very much. Waiter: You're welcome. Have a good day. Kim: Thank you, the same to you. www.daihoctructuyen.edu.
- 12. Match the pictures and the questions. 1. Could you tell me where the museum is, please? 2. Could you open the suitcase? 3. Could you turn the volume down please? 4. Could you lend me some money? 5. Would you like anything to drink? A B C D E
- 13. How would you say in the following situations? 1. It’s really cold in the room. 2. You are late for your class. 3. You want to use your friend’s cell phone. 4. You want to know the time. 5. You ask your friend to repeat the questions. www.daihoctructuyen.edu.
- 14. Thank you! See you next week www.daihoctructuyen.edu. vn