Asking Giving and Refusing Permission
Asking Giving and Refusing Permission
The students then use the ten phrases to ask permission for the
Aim items shown on their worksheet.
To practice language When the students have finished, review their answers.
for asking, giving and
refusing permission. Next, students fill in the missing letters in the phrases that give
and refuse permission.
Preparation Afterwards, check the answers together as a class.
Make one copy of the
worksheet for each Answer Key - Exercise B
student.
1. Yes, of course.
2. Please feel free.
Level 3. By all means.
4. No, not at all.
Pre-intermediate 5. Sure, go ahead.
6. I'd prefer it if you don't.
7. I'm afraid not.
Time 8. No, you may not.
20 minutes 9. I'm sorry, but you can't.
10. I'm afraid that's not possible.
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A. Use the polite phrases in the box to ask permission for items (1 to 10) below.
B. Now, fill in the missing letters in the phrases that give and refuse permission.
C. In pairs, take it in turns to ask, give and refuse permission using the items from Exercise A
and phrases from Exercise B.