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Objective: To activate prior knowledge, recognize expressions and associate them with their communicative functions.

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Isabela Lobo

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Preparation - Activity 1Versión en línea Objective: To activate prior knowledge, recognize expressions and associate them with their communicative functions. por Isabela Lobo 1 Which of these is the most polite way to ask for help? a Can you help me? b Help me, please. c Could you possibly help me, please? 2 What does “I’m afraid...” express in conversation? a Fear b Polite disagreement c Surprise 3 What makes “terribly sorry” sound more British? a The use of an intensifier like “terribly” b It is shorter and more direct c It’s used only among friends 4 When someone says “Cheers!” in British English, what does it usually mean? a Goodbye only b Thank you / friendly thanks c Sorry 5 Which sentence sounds too direct for British politeness? a Give me another cup of tea. b Can I have another cup, please? c c) Could I possibly have another cup, please? 6 Why do British people often add “please” and “thank you” even in short interactions? a To sound more formal b To maintain a polite social tone c Because they don’t know the person

Preparation - Activity 1Versión en línea

Objective: To activate prior knowledge, recognize expressions and associate them with their communicative functions.

por Isabela Lobo

Which of these is the most polite way to ask for help?

Can you help me?

Help me, please.

Could you possibly help me, please?

What does “I’m afraid...” express in conversation?

Fear

Polite disagreement

Surprise

What makes “terribly sorry” sound more British?

The use of an intensifier like “terribly”

It is shorter and more direct

It’s used only among friends

When someone says “Cheers!” in British English, what does it usually mean?

Goodbye only

Thank you / friendly thanks

Sorry

Which sentence sounds too direct for British politeness?

Give me another cup of tea.

Can I have another cup, please?

c) Could I possibly have another cup, please?

Why do British people often add “please” and “thank you” even in short interactions?

To sound more formal

To maintain a polite social tone

Because they don’t know the person

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Preparation - Activity 1Versión en línea

por Isabela Lobo

Which of these is the most polite way to ask for help?

What does “I’m afraid...” express in conversation?

What makes “terribly sorry” sound more British?

When someone says “Cheers!” in British English, what does it usually mean?

Which sentence sounds too direct for British politeness?

Why do British people often add “please” and “thank you” even in short interactions?

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