'Polite request' diaporamas de présentation

K1-L3 Lecture Notes ??? ?? [Korean Language Class]

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MODALS

- Does not change by any person. -Never are followed of TO. ( TO CAN) - Only are present except can could. MODALS. MODALS OF ABILITY. To express ability we can use: Can / be able to ( is a semimodal since it can conjugate) Could

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MODAL VERBS

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Making Requests

Making Requests. Mirai 5 Part1 Chapter 2. Making Requests. When we ask someone to do something for us in Japanese, you need to speak more formally or politely than to close friends or family. What is this language we use??. Levels of Politeness. Me. ???????. Others. ??????????. You.

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Using Effective Communication Skills

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The Conditional Mood in the Present Tense

The Conditional Mood in the Present Tense. The Conditional Mood is used for two basic functions: 1) To discuss what you would do in a given situation. 2) To make a polite request.

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Modal Verbs

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MODAL VERBS

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MODAL AUXILIARY WOULD

MODAL AUXILIARY WOULD. Modal Auxiliary would can be used in sentences with several different uses. To Express assumption or probability (There is a door bell) That would be the postman, I guess. (A customer mentions the things he wants to buy to the shopkeeper) That would be all, I think.

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TYPES OF SENTENCES

TYPES OF SENTENCES. By:kaweewat. Mind Map. What are the types of sentences and sentences fragment?. These are types of sentences. Kinds of sentences. There are four kind of sentences. Declarative Imperative Interrogative Exclamatory. Declarative

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Grammar Focus: Request with Modals and Would you mind?

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Grammar Focus: Request with Modals and Would you mind?

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POLITE REQUEST AND INVITATION

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