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Requesting, encouraging & persuading UNIS Tangerang
Expression of Requesting, Encouraging and Persuading - Definition&Example
Expression of Requesting, Encouraging and Persuading - Definition&Example
Speaking material (yuni purnamasari)
- 1. By Yuni Purnamasari 031109045 VII-A/PB.Inggris
- 2. Informal: When you are speaking to friends, your family members, waiters, salespeople. Example: Would you lend me your pen? Would you like to watch a concert with me? Could I borrow your motorcycle?
- 3. Formal: When you are speaking to teachers, police, strangers, your boss, elderly people, important people. Example: Would you mind closing the door, please? I wonder if I could join you to Bandung? Would you mind if I come to your office?
- 4. Acceptance Refusal with an Sure. excuse I’d be glad to. I’m sorry, but I can’t. All right. I’m sorry, but With my pleasure ……… I’m afraid I can’t. I’d like to, but ………
- 5. Fill in the blanks with the words or phrases in bold type. Would you mindCould you Sure I’d like to, but At home Brother: ……………………….. drive me to the train station at 5 o’clock? Sister: ………………………….. I’m leaving at 4 o’clock so I can’t. Brother: Thanks anyway. I’ll ask somebody. On the street Young woman: Excuse me. ………………………….. telling me which way the tourist office is? Elderly man: ……………………….. . it’s over there. Young man: Thank you.
- 6. Would you mind Could you Sure I’d like to, but At a store Customer: …………………….. tell me how much this jacket costs? Salesperson: …………………….. . it’s $75. Customer: Thanks. At school Students: ………………….. I visited your office tomorrow to show my paper? Teacher: ……………………. I’ll be out of town tomorrow Student: I see. Thanks anyway.
- 7. All right Could you wait be glad to I wonder if Would you put At work Worker: ……………………. I could go out for lunch now? Boss: ………………………. A half hour more. Worker: …………………… At a store Customer: ……………………… this in a box for me, please? Salespeople: Sure. I’d …………………. .