EXERCISE 15. Polite questions: WOULD/COULD/WILL/CAN YOU. (Chart 7-6)
Directions: Complete the dialogues. Use a polite question with wouldyoulfouldyar,
wil2 youlcan you in each. Use the expressions in the list or your own words.
answer the phone for me tell me where the nearestpost ofice iS
open the window turn it down
pick some up turn the .volume up
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p\@ae OP~R the wihdow?
STUDENT: d cows@. I'd. be hcwpy to. / Swe. / ftc
TEACHER: fia& yak. / fiahks.
STUDENT: You're welcome.- FRIEND A: The phone is ringing, but my hands are full.
FRIEND B:
FRIEND A:L, (^8) PRIBND B: NO problem.
- ROOMMATE A: I'm trying to study, but the radio is too loud.
ROOMMATE B:
ROOMMATE A:
ROOMMATE B: That's okay. No problem.
" .- -SISTBR: I'm trying to listen to the news on television, but I can't hear it. '*
.<,.. : .. ,. BROTHER:
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:Z SISTER:! BROTHER: Don't mention it.
- HUSBAND: Honey, I'm out of razor blades. When you go to the store,
I .i> WIFE:
HUSBAND:
WIFE: Anythiig else?