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Polite Phrases for Kids

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Polite words for nursery

by Maria Victoria Lapada
1

In the image, a child waits patiently and says, ‘Please may I…?’ What polite phrase should come first when asking for something?

2

If a friend shares a toy, which phrase best fits the image of saying thanks?

3

When moving past someone in a doorway, which is the polite phrase?

4

A child spills water and apologizes. Which phrase is most appropriate?

5

In a classroom, a child asks to borrow a crayon. Which is polite to start with?

6

A child thanks a teacher after help. Which phrase is the best response from the teacher?

7

When someone greets you, which is a friendly reply?

8

If you bump into a friend and say excitedly, which phrase is best?

9

In line for snack time, which phrase should a child use to ask for a snack?

10

A child thanks a friend for sharing a toy. Which is a kind closing line?

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Using ‘Please’ shows good manners when asking for something.

‘Thank you’ shows gratitude after receiving something.

‘Excuse me’ helps you pass politely without bumping into others.

‘Sorry’ shows you acknowledge a small mistake kindly.

Begin with ‘Please’ to request something politely.

‘You’re welcome’ acknowledges gratitude graciously.

A friendly reply keeps conversations positive and polite.

A quick ‘Excuse me, I’m sorry’ shows both politeness and apology.

Polite requests combine ‘Please’ with a gentle question.

‘Thank you for sharing’ closes the moment with gratitude.

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