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Learn polite phrases and positive talk.

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Froggy Jumps Polite Words and Positive InteractionsOnline version Learn polite phrases and positive talk. by Mr. Clark 1 Which word is most appropriate to start a request politely? a Could you please b Stop it now c Do this for me 2 What should you say after receiving help? a Ignore it b No problem c Thank you 3 Which phrase expresses apology for a small mistake? a Deal with it b Sorry about that c Whatever 4 How do you respond when someone holds the door for you? a No problem b Hurry up c Thank you, that’s kind of you 5 Which expression best shows appreciation for effort? a That’s fine b I really appreciate your help c I don’t care 6 What’s a polite way to gain attention before speaking? a Excuse me b Listen up c Hey you 7 Which phrase is a positive way to reject a request? a Do it anyway b No way c I’d love to, but I can’t 8 Which statement shows active listening? a What did you say? b I see, go on c That’s not important 9 Which option demonstrates inclusive, friendly communication? a Ignore the group b Don’t talk to anyone c Hello everyone, thanks for joining 10 What’s a good closing line after a helpful conversation? a Thanks again for your time b Goodbye c Stop talking now

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Polite Words and Positive InteractionsOnline version

Learn polite phrases and positive talk.

by Mr. Clark

Which word is most appropriate to start a request politely?

Could you please

Stop it now

Do this for me

What should you say after receiving help?

Ignore it

No problem

Thank you

Which phrase expresses apology for a small mistake?

Deal with it

Sorry about that

Whatever

How do you respond when someone holds the door for you?

No problem

Hurry up

Thank you, that’s kind of you

Which expression best shows appreciation for effort?

That’s fine

I really appreciate your help

I don’t care

What’s a polite way to gain attention before speaking?

Excuse me

Listen up

Hey you

Which phrase is a positive way to reject a request?

Do it anyway

No way

I’d love to, but I can’t

Which statement shows active listening?

What did you say?

I see, go on

That’s not important

Which option demonstrates inclusive, friendly communication?

Ignore the group

Don’t talk to anyone

Hello everyone, thanks for joining

What’s a good closing line after a helpful conversation?

Thanks again for your time

Goodbye

Stop talking now

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Polite Words and Positive InteractionsOnline version

by Mr. Clark

Which word is most appropriate to start a request politely?

What should you say after receiving help?

Which phrase expresses apology for a small mistake?

How do you respond when someone holds the door for you?

Which expression best shows appreciation for effort?

What’s a polite way to gain attention before speaking?

Which phrase is a positive way to reject a request?

Which statement shows active listening?

Which option demonstrates inclusive, friendly communication?

What’s a good closing line after a helpful conversation?

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