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    The document discusses expressions for asking for and offering things between people. It provides examples of asking for things like "Can I have your..." or "May I borrow..." and responding positively with "Sure" or negatively with "Sorry." It also gives examples of offering things like "I'd like to give you..." and responding positively with "Yes, thank you" or negatively with "No thanks." It then provides a short example dialog of people asking for and receiving drinks.

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    The document discusses expressions for asking for and offering things between people. It provides examples of asking for things like "Can I have your..." or "May I borrow..." and responding positively with "Sure" or negatively with "Sorry." It also gives examples of offering things like "I'd like to give you..." and responding positively with "Yes, thank you" or negatively with "No thanks." It then provides a short example dialog of people asking for and receiving drinks.

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    Asking, Giving, and Rejecting Things

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    Reza Fauzan Rahman
    The document discusses expressions for asking for and offering things between people. It provides examples of asking for things like "Can I have your..." or "May I borrow..." and responding positively with "Sure" or negatively with "Sorry." It also gives examples of offering things like "I'd like to give you..." and responding positively with "Yes, thank you" or negatively with "No thanks." It then provides a short example dialog of people asking for and receiving drinks.

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    The expressions of asking for someones things:

    Can I have your...? Can I borrow your...? Can you give me...? May I have your...?

    The Response:
    Response (Positive) Accepting to give the things

    Sure Certainly Here you are. Yes, of course This is for you

    Response (Negative) Refusing to give the things Sorry, Im using it Sorry, I cant

    The expressions of offering things to someone:


    Id like to give you .... Please accept .... Let me give you ... Would you like ...? Would you like a cup of tea?

    The response:
    Response (Positive) Accepting the things Yes, of course That would be great Yes, thank you
    Response (Negative) Refusing the things No, thank you Not for me, thanks Thats very kind, but I wont, thank you

    Sarah : What do you want to drink? Hanifa : May I have a glass of ice tea? (ask for a thing) Sarah : Okay. And what about you, Lucy? Lucy : Could I have a hot drink, please? (ask for a thing) Sarah : How about a cup of hot chocolate? Lucy : That would be fine Hanifa : Would you put a lot of sugar in my ice tea? (ask for a thing) Sarah : Sure. This is for you (give a thing)

    Nova Sefi Nova Amanda Nova Sefi Nova

    : What do you want to drink? : Could I have a glass of guava juice, please? : Yes, of course. What about you? Would you like a glass of guava juice, Amanda? : No, thanks : Here you are, Sefi. : Thanks. : Youre welcome.

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