The document discusses different ways to request, encourage, and persuade in English. It provides: 1) Examples of formal and informal expressions used to request something from someone, such as "Could you..." and "Can you..." as well as sample dialogues. 2) Ways to encourage someone through praise, belief, and positivity along with encouraging expressions like "Keep at it!" and sample dialogue. 3) Formal and informal expressions for persuading someone, including "I persuade you to..." and "Come on." It also gives the grammatical structure and a sample persuading dialogue.

1. REQUESTING
ENCOURAGING
PERSUADING
English for Interpersonal Interaction III
ANANDA NAFA PRATISTA (1705020065)

2. Requesting
When you ask someone to do
something for you, or ask if
you can do something.
https://english-assistant.blogspot.com/2016/06/expression-of-requesting-something.html
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3. EXPRESSIONS OF REQUESTING
FORMAL
× Could you……?
× Would you mind ….. for
me, please?
× Do you mind if I….?
× Would you mind if I…..?
× Could I……, please?
× Shall I ….. for you?
× Would you like….?
INFORMAL
× Can you ……for me,
please?
× Can I……, please?
× I'll do…. if you like.
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4. GRAMMARTICAL STRUCTURE OF
REQUESTING
× Could, can, shall, may, and will are followed by the
verb without to
ex : - Could you open the door for me, please?
- Can you open the door for me, please?
- Shall I open the window for you?
- I will do the photocopying for you if you like
- May I borrow your boyfriend?
× Would you mind is followed by the verb and -ing.
ex : - Would you mind opening the door for me,
please.
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5. DIALOGUE OF REQUESTING
 Formal
Situation : Hana has diarrhea. She went to the
pharmacy to buy herbal tea.
Hana : Ma'am, I want to buy herbal tea, please.
Lala : Oh, herbal tea already sold out. Instead of
herbal tea, do you mind to have diarrhea drug?
Hana : I’m sorry ma’am, but herbal tea is all we
have at the moment.
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6. DIALOGUE OF REQUESTING
Informal
Situation : Dina has lose her pen, so she borrow
Donita's pen.
Dina : Donita, can I borrow your pen? I lose
my pen.
Donita : Poor you. Okay you can use my pen.
Dina : Thank you Donita. Love you
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7. Encouraging
Encouraging is an expression to give
someone support, motivation, giving
them hope, and confidence to do
something or to make something more
likely to exist, happen, or develop, so
he/she can achieve the goals.
http://britishcourse.com/expressions-of-persuading-encouraging-and-hoping.php
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8. HOW TO ENCOURAGE SOMEONE?
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Prise
SHOW PEOPLE
THEIR
STRENGTH
SHOW
APPRECIATION
BELIEVE IN
THEM
NOTICE THE
POSITIVE
THINGS

9. FORMAL
 Don’t worry. I’m sure you’ll do
better.
 You’re doing very well.
 Come on. This is not the end of the
world.
 We feel you should go ahead.
 I’m sure you’ll win !
 Go on, you can do it!
 This is for your best …
 I’m sure you will pass …
EXPRESSIONS OF ENCOURAGING
INFORMAL
 Keep at it !
 Stick to it!
 Give it a shot.
 Don’t give up!
 Keep it up!
 Good job.
 Well done.
 Don’t worry
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10. DIALOGUE OF ENCOURAGING
 Situation : chelsea gives support to Liza not to be nervous.
chelsea : Liza, you are the fifth finalist of song contest, have you prepared
yourself today?
Liza : Yes of course, but I feel nervous. There are many audiences are here.
chelsea : Don’t worry, just think that they are sleeping, so you feel alone here.
Liza : Okay, thank you
chelsea : I am sure that you can do it well. You are the best
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11. PERSUADING .
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Persuading is an expression to
persuade someone.

12. EXPRESSION OF PERSUADING
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FORMAL
 I persuade you to …
 Can I persuade you to ..?
 Could I persuade you to ..?
 Couldn’t I persuade you to..?
 Won’t you …, please?
 I think it would be a pity if we
did not …
https://www.studybahasainggris.com/contoh-ungkapan-dan-dialog-
untuk-membujuk-dalam-bahasa-inggris/
http://silviadewi22.blogspot.com/2017/06/materi-bahasa-
inggris-kelas-xi.html
INFORMAL
 Come on.
 Give it a try.
 Believe me, you’ll have fun times.
 It will be fun, I’m sure.
 You’ll enjoy it.
 You won’t regret it.
 This is once in your lifetime, don’t
waste it.
 It’s your only chance, try it.
 You wouldn’t find them twice, come
on!
 Please!
 Just this once!

13. GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURE OF
PERSUADING
 CAN/COULD/COULDN’T + S + PERSUADE + OBJECT PRONOUN + TO
+ INFINITIVE + (COMPLEMENT)
EX : - Could I persuade you to take a walk with me?
- Can I persuade you to try a desert?
https://speakspeak.com/confusing-words/convince-and-persuade.
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14. DIALOGUE OF PERSUADING
 SITUATION : Olivia will going to Bali and she wants persuade Bella to join.
Olivia : Hai Bella, how are you?
Bella : I’m fine, thanks. And you?
Olivia : Pretty well. Do you have some plan in your holiday?
Bella : I don’t have. And do you have some plan?
Olivia : Yes I have. In holiday I will go to Bali, I will stay in my uncle’s house. Why
don’t you go with me to Bali?
Bella : Hmm, I confused. I never go away from home. This is will be the first trip to
Bali for me.
Olivia : Believe me, you’ll have fun times.
Bella : I will think for this.
Olivia : You’ll enjoy it.
Bella : Ok. I will call you letter.
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15. Thanks You!
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