Bài giảng requests & offers

Bài giảng tiếng Anh chủ đề "Requests & Offers" dành cho các bạn yêu thích học môn anh văn tham khảo, ôn tập phần ngữ pháp tiếng anh để giao tiếp tiếng anh tốt.

Requests & Offers

Exchanging Information

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

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?

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

Could you make 20 copies of this for me?

me?

Could you move this desk for me?

away? Would you mind watering my house plants while I am

Requests: Asking

 Do } you mind…( checking these figures)?

Requests: Agreeing

Not at all

Would you mind = Would it bother you to…

So yes and no are opposite to the other

Requests: Refusing

late).

busy).

Imagine you are preparing for a

seminar

Student AAsk your partner to

 help you translate a

Refuse with an excuse

Ask your partner to

 Explain a new

computer system

 Look after a visitor

next week

Offers: Offering

Offers: Accepting

Never say “Thanks a lot.” that means

“That was no help at all.”

Offers: Declining

manage).

yourself.

Imagine you are preparing for a seminar

Student AOffer to:

 set up the

Exchanging

which phrases are used in each situation.

Exchanging

some information on…

to know…

you tell me…

Exchanging

Information:

You did say…, didn’t you?

you?

 So…?

Exchanging

Information:

Confirming & Correcting

Exchanging

Information:

Showing you understand

Stress the information that changes with particular emphasis on the new correct details.

Direct and Indirect

Questions

Direct questions like “Are there any seats available

on that flight?” are often seen as informal

whereas indirect questions like “Could you tell

me where I can get some foreign currency?” are perceived as being more formal

 Are there any seats available on that flight?

 Has the plane from London Heathrow arrived

yet?

 Is there connecting flight to Manchester?

 Which terminal should I go to?

Direct & Indirect

Questions

 Could you tell me what time the 10:30 flight

from Paris will arrive?

 Do you know if there are any cancellations on

the 8a.m flight to Moscow?

 I’d like to know where I can get some foreign

currency

 Can you tell me where you bought your

tax-free goods?

accommodation and travel arrangements for a visiting VIP

 First interact with your partner planning what

needs to be done and who should do it

 Then role-play the various conversations

with airlines and hotels needed to make the bookings Make sure you confirm all the

important information