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    This document outlines a lesson plan on making polite requests using interrogative sentences. It discusses common expressions to use like "Could you...", "Can I...", and "Would you mind..." and provides examples of short dialogues making and responding to requests. Students will practice identifying request sentences and creating their own short dialogues in groups before completing an individual assignment to write 5 sentences making polite requests. The goal is to teach English learners to sound polite when making requests of others.

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    This document outlines a lesson plan on making polite requests using interrogative sentences. It discusses common expressions to use like "Could you...", "Can I...", and "Would you mind..." and provides examples of short dialogues making and responding to requests. Students will practice identifying request sentences and creating their own short dialogues in groups before completing an individual assignment to write 5 sentences making polite requests. The goal is to teach English learners to sound polite when making requests of others.

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    This document outlines a lesson plan on making polite requests using interrogative sentences. It discusses common expressions to use like "Could you...", "Can I...", and "Would you mind..." and provides examples of short dialogues making and responding to requests. Students will practice identifying request sentences and creating their own short dialogues in groups before completing an individual assignment to write 5 sentences making polite requests. The goal is to teach English learners to sound polite when making requests of others.

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    Q3 WEEK 3 DAY 4

    I.Objectives

    Use a particular kind of sentence for a specific purpose and audience –making
    requests EN6SS-IIIc-1.8.3

    Observe politeness at all times EN6A-IIIc-16

    II.Content

    Using a particular kind of sentence for a specific purpose and audience-making


    requests EN6SS-IIIc-1.8.3

    III.Learning Resources

    A.References

    English Connection 6 p 213-214

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzYxS_Xy0oM&spfreload=10

    B.Materials

    Projector, laptop, charts

    IV.Procedures

    A.Setting the Stage

    1..Spelling

    2.Checking of Assignment

    3.Review

    Review about inferring meaning of borrowed words using context clues, affixes and
    roots and other strategies.

    4.Motivation
    Let the pupils watch a presentation about making requests.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzYxS_Xy0oM&spfreload=10

    What is the conversation all about?

    What are the requests made by Anna?

    B.Explaining the Students What to Do

    Today we are going to learn how to make requests and identifying the particular kind
    of sentence in making request.

    C.Modeling for Students

    Let someone do something for you. How are you going to say this? Open the
    door, bring the books on the table or write a letter for the parent.

    Here are some common ways or expressions that you can use in making request.

    Could you open the door please?

    Can you put this book on the table, please?

    Would you mind…? (this is followed by the –ing of the verb)

    Would you mind bringing this book on the table?

    If you want to do something to other people use the following expressions.

    Can I…?

    Could I..?
    Would you mind if I….?

    Do you mind if I…?

    D.Discussion

    Would you mind is followed by the past tense of the verb. When you use these
    two expressions do not use please anymore because those are already polite
    expressions.

    If you want to make an offer to do something to another person use these


    expressions and their proper responses.

    May I help you bring your things to school?

    When asking for a favor or making request we use interrogative sentence.

    Interrogative sentence is a type of sentence that asks a question.

    Yes, please. No thanks, I can manage.

    Would you like me to tour you in the new building?

    Yes, that would be great!

    D.Guided Practice

    Each group will assign one representative to give sentences from the pictures using
    correct expressions in making requests.
    E.Independent Practice

    Group Activity
    Group I: Dyadic activity. Choose a partner. Prepare a short dialogue about making a
    request.

    Group II:
    Group III

    F..Closure
    When you ask someone or make a request to do something for you, it’s important
    that you sound polite. There are common ways you can do by using different
    expression. We use interrogative sentence when making request or asking permission.

    IV.Evaluation
    Give the correct polite expressions in making request from the following situations
    using interrogative sentence.
    4.

    2. 5.
    1.

    3.

    V.Assignment
    Write 5 sentences using polite expressions in making requests that you used in
    different conversations.

    VI.Remarks

    VII.Reflections

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