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    The document outlines the social skills of asking, giving, offering, and refusing things. It contains a table with examples of polite phrases for each social skill, such as "May I have one?" for asking, and "No, thank you" for refusing. The purpose is to teach children appropriate language for common social interactions involving giving and receiving items.

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    The document outlines the social skills of asking, giving, offering, and refusing things. It contains a table with examples of polite phrases for each social skill, such as "May I have one?" for asking, and "No, thank you" for refusing. The purpose is to teach children appropriate language for common social interactions involving giving and receiving items.

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    Asking and Giving Things-WPS Office

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    The document outlines the social skills of asking, giving, offering, and refusing things. It contains a table with examples of polite phrases for each social skill, such as "May I have one?" for asking, and "No, thank you" for refusing. The purpose is to teach children appropriate language for common social interactions involving giving and receiving items.

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