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Froggy Jumps Polite Ownership & RequestsVersión en línea Ownership & polite asks por Darrelmarco SocSci 1 What possessive is used for something that belongs to you alone? a Your b Their c Our 2 Whose item is shared by the group? a Your b Our c Their 3 Whose CD player belongs to other people? a Your b Their c Our 4 How would you refer to a toy that belongs to you only? a Their toy b Your toy c Our toy 5 Which phrase asks to borrow something politely? a Can I…? b Give me… c I want… 6 If someone agrees to share, what might they say? a Yes, you can. b Yes, we can. c No, you mustn't. 7 What is the polite way to ask someone to do something? a Do this now. b Can you do this, please? c Do this, immediately. 8 What would you say if you need permission to use a camera? a I want your camera. b Can I use your camera? c Give me your camera. 9 What is an acceptable response when permission is denied? a Sure, take it. b No, you can’t. c Yes, you must. 10 Which sentence politely asks someone to turn off a device? a Turn off the DVD player now. b Do the DVD player for me. c Can you turn off the DVD player, please?

Froggy Jumps

Polite Ownership & RequestsVersión en línea

Ownership & polite asks

por Darrelmarco SocSci

What possessive is used for something that belongs to you alone?

Your

Their

Our

Whose item is shared by the group?

Your

Our

Their

Whose CD player belongs to other people?

Your

Their

Our

How would you refer to a toy that belongs to you only?

Their toy

Your toy

Our toy

Which phrase asks to borrow something politely?

Can I…?

Give me…

I want…

If someone agrees to share, what might they say?

Yes, you can.

Yes, we can.

No, you mustn't.

What is the polite way to ask someone to do something?

Do this now.

Can you do this, please?

Do this, immediately.

What would you say if you need permission to use a camera?

I want your camera.

Can I use your camera?

Give me your camera.

What is an acceptable response when permission is denied?

Sure, take it.

No, you can’t.

Yes, you must.

Which sentence politely asks someone to turn off a device?

Turn off the DVD player now.

Do the DVD player for me.

Can you turn off the DVD player, please?

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Polite Ownership & RequestsVersión en línea

por Darrelmarco SocSci

What possessive is used for something that belongs to you alone?

Whose item is shared by the group?

Whose CD player belongs to other people?

How would you refer to a toy that belongs to you only?

Which phrase asks to borrow something politely?

If someone agrees to share, what might they say?

What is the polite way to ask someone to do something?

What would you say if you need permission to use a camera?

What is an acceptable response when permission is denied?

Which sentence politely asks someone to turn off a device?

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