THAI TEACHER TRAINING TCPL7 MODULE  F
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L7  F - Everyday conversations
In this lesson, you're going to learn some useful language to use in everyday conversations.
Task One: Watch the video and practise saying the words.
Task Two: Write the answers to the questions. Use the words that you learned in Task One.
1.  What phrase means shocked and upset because something scary happened to you?
2. What is this?
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3. What word beginning with S means a period of work in a place like a hospital, restaurant or airport?
4. What word beginning with W means completely destroyed?
5. What phrase do we say to tell someone that they are allowed to do something?
6.  What is this?
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7. What word beginning with P means being allowed to do something?
8. What word beginning with W means to want to know something?
Task Three: This is Emma and Mike. Emma owns a café called Emma’s Café. It is in a shopping mall. Mike works in the cafe. Emma and Mike are talking at work. Mike has some questions for Emma.
Listen to the first part of Emma and Mike's conversation and then answer the question below.
Who had a car accident last night?
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Listen to the next part of Emma and Mike's conversation and then answer the question below.
What time does Mike want to leave work today?
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Listen to the next part of Emma and Mike's conversation and then answer the question below.
Why doesn’t Mike want to work next Saturday?
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Listen to the next part of Emma and Mike's conversation and then answer the question below.
Does Emma let Mike change his shift?
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Task Four: Look at the conversation between Emma and Mike. Practise reading it.
Mike: Hi Emma!
Emma: Hiya Mike. How’s it going?
Mike: Not bad, thanks. Actually, I have something to ask you.
Emma: Sure. Go ahead.
Mike: Well, my sister had a car accident last night.
Emma: Oh, I’m sorry to hear that.
Mike: Oh, thanks. She’s OK. Just a few cuts and bruises, but her car’s wrecked.
Emma: Oh dear.
Mike: Yes, so what I want to ask is … Do you mind if I leave a bit early today?
Emma: No, not at all.
Mike: Thanks. I’d like to go round and see her. She’s still a bit shaken up. Can I go at about 4pm?
Emma: Sure. No problem at all. Tell her I hope she feels better soon.
Mike: Thanks. I’ll do that. Oh, and one more thing. I was wondering if I could change my shift next Saturday to be on Sunday instead. I’d like to go and watch the football.
Emma: Let me look at the calendar. Oh, I’m sorry, but I need you to work next Saturday. It’s a long weekend and we’ll be really busy.
Mike: Oh, that’s OK. I can go another time.  
Emma: Thanks.  

Task Five: Watch the next part of the lesson. Practise saying the examples.
Task Six: Look at the language we can use in conversations to ask for and give permission. Practise saying the sentences.
A less formal way to ask for permission is: Can I …(verb)…?
-Can I sit here?
-Can I turn on the fan?
-Can I go to the bathroom?

We can answer these with: Yes, sure or I’m sorry, but …(reason)…


A formal way to ask for permission is: Do you mind if I …(verb)…?
-Do you mind if I sit here?
-Do you mind if I turn on the fan?
-Do you mind if I go to the bathroom?

We can answer these with: No, not at all or I’m sorry, but …(reason)…


A more formal way to ask for permission is: I was wondering if I could …(verb)….
-I was wondering if I could sit here.
-I was wondering if I could turn on the fan.
-I was wondering if I could go to the bathroom.

We can answer these with: Yes, of course or I’m sorry, but …(reason)…

Task Seven: Peach and Chai are friends at school. They are working on a science project at Chai's house. Choose the right words to complete their conversation.
Peach: My phone battery’s on 8%. _____ I charge my phone?
Chai: Yes, _____. There’s a socket next to the door, over there.
Peach: Thanks. And do you _____ if I use your tablet while my phone's charging?
Chai: Oh, I'm _____, but I'm using it at the moment.
Task Eight: Jon is in a cafe. He wants to use the wifi. He asks the waiter.  Choose the right words to complete their conversation.
Jon: Excuse me. I was _____ if I could use the wifi?
Waiter: Yes, of _____ . It's called Big Cafe.
Jon: Thanks. I've found it. Do you mind _____ me the password?
Waiter: _____ . It's 12345678.
Click the link below to see a pdf of this lesson.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1M4dcUPYFZp8W3ciykb5INgEgZ6PJylwh
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