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bài giảng_requests_offers
Requests & Offers
Exchanging Information
Requests
Can you…?
Would you mind
…(Verb+ing)?
Do you think you
could…?
Could you…?
I’d like you to…
Do you mind…
(Verb+ing)
1. Ask a colleague to
translate a letter for you.
2. Ask a friend to do some
supermarket shopping for
you.
3. Ask your secretary to work
three hours overtime this
week.
4. Ask a colleague to give
you a lift to the train
station.
Requests
1. Would you mind translating this for me?
Can you translate this for me?
Do you think you could translate this for me?
2. Would you mind going to the market for me?
Could you go to the market for me?
3. Do you think you could work three hours late
today?
Do you mind working three hours late today?
4. Could you give me a lift to the station?
Can you give me a lift to the station?
Requests
Can you…?
Would you mind
…(Verb+ing)?
Do you think you
could…?
Could you…?
I’d like you to…
Do you mind…
(Verb+ing)
1. Ask your secretary to
make some photocopies.
2. Ask you son or daughter
to tidy their bedroom.
3. Ask a colleague to move
some office furniture.
4. Ask a friend to water you
houseplants while you’re
on holiday.
Requests
1. I’ d like you to make 20 copies of this.
Could you make 20 copies of this for me?
2. I’d like you to tidy up your bedroom.
3. Do you think you could move this desk for
me?
Could you move this desk for me?
4. Can you water my houseplants while I am
away?
Would you mind
watering my house plants while I am
away?
Requests: Asking
Could you possibly … ( call him)?
Do you think you could…(come too)?
Would you…(ring the company)?
Could you…(translate this), please?
Can you…(give me a hand)? (Informal)
Would
you mind…( checking these figures)?
Do
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Requests: Agreeing
Yes certainly.
Yes that’s no problem.
Yes, of course.
Yes, I’ll do that
Would you mind…? No of course not.
Not at all
Requests
Would you mind = Would it bother you to…
So yes and no are opposite to the other
request forms.
No of course not
Not at all
No problem
Would you mind
I’d rather not
Actually, I do mind
Yes, I would ( angry)
Requests: Refusing
I’m sorry but that’s not possible…(It’s too
late).
I’m afraid not…(I have to go now).
I think that will be very difficult…(I’m very
busy).
Sorry but …(I’m too busy) (Informal).
Requests
Imagine you are preparing for a seminar.
Student A
Student B
Ask your partner to
Agree
help you translate a
document.
give you a lift to the
Refuse with an excuse
airport.
Agree
Refuse
Ask your partner to
Explain a new
computer system.
Look after a visitor
next week.
Offers: Offering
Would you like me to…(book a room)?
If you like , I can…(find out)?
Shall I…(change your flight)?
Do you want me to…(call her)? (Informal)
Would you like…(a lift)?
Can I get you (a drink)? (Informal)
Do you need a hand? (Informal)
Offers: Accepting
Thanks, I’d appreciate that.
That’s very kind of you.
Yes please.
Thanks very much.
Never say “Thanks a lot.” that means “That
was no help at all.”
Offers: Declining
Thanks, but that won’t be necessary.
That’s very kind of you but …( I can
manage).
Thanks, but please don’t bother / trouble
yourself.
No thanks. (Informal)
Offers
Imagine you are preparing for a seminar
Student A
Offer to:
set up the audiovisual equipment.
check the number of
participants.
Accept
Decline
Student B
Decline
Accept
Offer to:
open the windows.
get supplies of
stationery.
Exchanging Information:
Listening
Listen to the conversation and indicate
which phrases are used in each situation.
Asking
I’d like some information on…
Checking
That’s…is it?
Confirming
Yes, that’s right.
Correcting
No,…
Showing Understanding
Exchanging Information:
Asking
some information on…
I’d like to ask you about…
to know…
Could…?
you tell me…
Can…?
Do you know…?
Do you happen to know…?
Exchanging Information:
Checking
You did say…, didn’t you?
That’s …, isn’t it?
You don’t …,do you?
Do have received…(the file), haven’t
you?
You have …(the file), don’t you?
Do have
So…?
Sorry, did you say…?
Exchanging Information:
Confirming & Correcting
Yes, that’s right.
Yes, I have received
Yes, I have it.
I said …
Sorry, I made a mistake. It’s …, not…
Sorry. That’s not correct. It should be…
Exchanging Information:
Showing you understand
I see
Right. I’ve got that.
OK. I understand now.
Pronunciation
Stress the information that changes with
particular emphasis on the new correct
details.
No, not the 7th, the 17th.
No, not Malaga, Madrid
No, not 10:35, 10:25
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