How to be polite worksheets

    • [DOC File]Grammar Worksheet #1

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      Remember that English is a polite language; the first person pronouns (I, me, ours, mine) are always placed last when combined with other nouns or pronouns. Example: John and I play video games. Drop and check—I play video games. Practice.

    • [DOCX File]Workplace Readiness Skills Worksheet

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      using language and manners suitable for the workplace (i.e., adhering to respectful, polite, and professional practices). Process/Skill Questions – Answer the following: What is the relationship between self-image and self-representation skills? Why are self-representation skills important in …

    • [DOC File]Personal Values and Goals Worksheet - Think CBT

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      Jan 19, 2016 · : to be polite, considerate and show positive regard to others. Responsible: to take responsibility and ownership of my actions. Safe: to act in a secure, protective and stable manner. Self-aware: to be aware of my own thoughts, feelings and actions, considering how I …

    • [DOC File]Instructions to Teachers:

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      Note: These instructions apply to the following English Banana.com worksheets: “Polite, Neutral or Rude Language 1-4”. We use polite language in formal situations and with people that we don’t know well. We may also use polite language when we need to ask somebody we know for a favour. We don’t need to use polite language all the time.

    • [DOC File]CHAMPs Classroom Activity Worksheet

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      Polite applause at the end of the presentation. What behaviors show that a student is not participating? Side-talking. Looking somewhere other than at the presenter(s). Making noise with hand, feet or materials. Laughing inappropriately. Leaving seat. Applauding too loudly or long. CHAMPs Classroom Activity Teacher Worksheet EXAMPLE ...

    • [DOC File]Tick ( ) the correct boxes

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      Book 2B Chapter 2 Graded Worksheets . Worksheet . 1 (1 rude 2 polite. 3 hard-working 4 lazy. 5 untidy 6 tidy. 7 helpful 8 honest. Name: ( ) Class: Date: Book 2B Chapter 2 Graded Worksheets. Worksheet 1(( Name: ( ) Class: Date: Book 2B Chapter 2 Graded Worksheets

    • [DOC File]Fourth Step Worksheet - Erik Bohlin, M.A

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      These 4th step worksheets use the wording from Alcoholics Anonymous (the Big Book) pages 63-71. Text in italics is quoted from the Big Book. When the word “optional” is used in the worksheets, it means that the Big Book suggests doing this but does not suggest writing anything down. ... vulgar3 polite. wasteful thrifty4. willful accepting ...

    • [DOC File]CanIHaveaSnack - Lanternfish ESL

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      What are the people saying below? Complete the pictures using words from the box. The first one is done for you. Make sentences using if and say.

    • [DOC File]ESL Activities for Practicing Question Formation

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      Skills: practice using yes/no questions with modals to make polite requests. Give students a sheet that lists some modals that can be used when making requests. The sheet should also include some suggestions of verbs the students can use when making requests of their classmates. See Appendix D for an example sheet.

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