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    Video 5 Asking About Names (For Friendship) : Ntend To Intentar

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    This document provides guidance on asking for and introducing names when making friends in English. It lists 3 common questions for asking names and observations about each: 1) Directly asking "What is your name?" is not usually done in English and can be impolite. It is better to be indirect. 2) Simply introducing yourself like "I'm Alicia. And you?" is a friendly way to exchange names. 3) Asking "What was your name again?" is appropriate if you forget someone's name, in both formal and informal situations. The document also notes that in the US, it is normal in conversation to address people by name more than once to show respect and make

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    This document provides guidance on asking for and introducing names when making friends in English. It lists 3 common questions for asking names and observations about each: 1) Directly asking "What is your name?" is not usually done in English and can be impolite. It is better to be indirect. 2) Simply introducing yourself like "I'm Alicia. And you?" is a friendly way to exchange names. 3) Asking "What was your name again?" is appropriate if you forget someone's name, in both formal and informal situations. The document also notes that in the US, it is normal in conversation to address people by name more than once to show respect and make

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    This document provides guidance on asking for and introducing names when making friends in English. It lists 3 common questions for asking names and observations about each: 1) Directly asking "What is your name?" is not usually done in English and can be impolite. It is better to be indirect. 2) Simply introducing yourself like "I'm Alicia. And you?" is a friendly way to exchange names. 3) Asking "What was your name again?" is appropriate if you forget someone's name, in both formal and informal situations. The document also notes that in the US, it is normal in conversation to address people by name more than once to show respect and make

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    VIDEO 5

    Asking about names ( for friendship)

    No. QUESTION ANSWER OBSERVATION


    1) What is your name? My name is ….. Most native speakers
    I’m…… would never say it. In
    English it is often more
    polite to be a little
    indirect.
    2) Hi, I’m Alicia. And you? Just introduce
    yourself. Simplier is
    the best
    Don´t ask this question
    at all. (What is your
    name?)
    3) I’m sorry. What was your If you forget
    name again? someone’s name.
    Appropriate for formal
    and informal situation.

    3) Ann, what do you do for In the US It’s normal to


    fun? / address people by
    What do you do for fun, name in conversation
    Ann? more than once.
    In formal and informal
    situation it is a way
    you show respect and
    a way to make friends.

    H I P A2
    Hope to = esperar
    Intend to = intentar
    Plan to = planear
    Agree to = estar de acuerdo Do you agree?
    Afford to = afrontrar (económicamente)
    What is Renata doing right now?
    She’s sitting at her desk, drinking a cup of strong coffee and working on
    her script.
    When did Renata do a lot of research?
    What version of Episode 2 is Renata writing now? Why?
    When must renata send her new script to her editor?
    What is happening on Friday?
    Why are the producers going to ask Renata to rewrite
    Tony’s episode?
    What is Renata’s problema?

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