PPT-Polite Discussion Format

Raise your hand when you want to speak Ways to Politely Opposedisagree I understand what your saying but You make a good point but I think I appreciate what youre saying however I believe. MATERIALS NEEDED Polite Req ests worksheet S enten e O der worksheet Gap fill worksheet Polite Requests Flashcards A packet of sweets or a bar of chocolate LANGUAG Practice polite requests Can you Could you Would youplease and answers WARMUP ACTIV BUFFER t;78typedefstructconnf9STATIC BUFFER tread buf;10...//omitted11gCONN t;1213staticvoidserverlog(LOG TYPE ttype,14constcharformat,...)15f16...//omitted17if(format!=NULL)f18va start(ap,format);19 Good afternoon. The 23. rd. of October. Wednesday. Always be polite and sweet. At your home, in the street.. Remember. ,. . please, goodbye and thanks,. And you will have a lot of friends. Prove the points. Find the sentences in the text. columns on the white board, and list student {Writer:Format!Character!Position!(checkthesubscriptorsu-perscriptbox){Pages:Format!Font!Baseline!Superscript(orSubscript){Word:Format!Font!(checkthesubscriptorsuperscriptbox)Addsubscriptandsuperscrip Pretty Good is good enough. A Simple format. Memorize the format. Use the same opening/closing lines. Customize the body. Don’t sweat it!. But . . . do proofread carefully.. Paragraph 1. Which position.  . A. – Shared Fixed Target.  . B. . – Broad Target Topic . C. . – Narrowed Target Topic . D. . Bull’s-Eye. Using Socratic Seminar to . Discuss Literature. Goals for Today. Become familiar with the format of Socratic Seminar. All attendees will be on mute upon entry to the Webinar. Questions will be entertained during the discussion when the PSEG Long Island representative pauses and solicits questions, typically at the end of each topic. Creative . Innovations 2011. USE THE SPACE. GRAB ATTENTION. MAKE AN IMPACT. ADD RELEVANCY. ?. make your ads. smarter. can you. How . USE THE SPACE!. Creative Agency: . Bridge WorldWide. Advertiser: . Look…. 1. . When. . does. . the. . next. . train. . leave. ?. 2. . Dou. . you. . know. . when. . the. . next. . train. . leave. ?. 1. . Where. . is. . the. . bathroom. ?. 2. Can . you. A. HAPPY B. SAD C. ENERGETIC D. CLEVER A. FUNNY B. CLEVER C. HARDWORKING D. POLITE A. FUNNY B. CLEVER C. SHY D. POLITE A. FUNNY B. CLEVER C. HARDWORKING D. CHEERFUL Being cooperatively ( im )polite: Grice’s model in the context of ( im )politeness theories Written by Marta Dynel Presented by Jianling Yue and Katelyn Loughman November 11, 2014 Outline Introduction ��Intercultural Communication Studies XIX: 3 2010Tsuda��82 &#x/MCI; 16;&#x 000;&#x/MCI; 16;&#x 000;1a. Watashi ga ikimasu. “I will go.”1b. Watashi ga i Additional Director, IQAC. Manners. . &. Etiquette. Manners and . Etiquette. Both manners and etiquette revolve . around human . behaviour. and are often used . interchangeably, but two . are .