Making polite requests

If we need to know whose these pen, what should we ask?

• Excuse me, sir. Aren’t these your pen?

• Don’t you drop your pen?

• Do you mind if I open the window?

• Yes, what is it?

If we need to open the window, what should we say?

• Do you mind if I open the door?

• Do you mind if I open the window?

• Do you mind if I open the book?

• Do you mind if I open the shelf?

If we need to suggest someone doesn’t forget a handkerchief, what should we say?

• Please forget your handkerchief.

• You forget your handkerchief, aren’t you?

• Don’t you drop your handkerchief?

• Tell me about your handkerchief, please?

If we want to break someone for asking something, what should we say?

• Don’t you drop your pen?

• Excuse me, madam!

• Do you mind if I open the shelf?

• Tell me about your handkerchief, please?

If we need to tell someone does something for us, what should we say?

• Excuse me, sir!

• You forget your handkerchief, aren’t you?

• Don’t you drop your pen?

• Would do you do something for me?

If someone calls us for asking something, what should we ask?

• Well, how do you?

• Yaah! Who is that?

• Yes, what is it?

• How are you?

If we want to say congratulation to someone, what should we say?

• Excuse me, sir. Aren’t these your pen?

• I’d be glad to do that!

• I’d be glad to hear that!

• Do you mind if I open the shelf?

Which sentence is the permission?

• Please open the window?

• Would you mind if I opened the television?

• What is your name, madam?

• Please shut down the television?

If someone forgets the books, what should we tell him/her?

• Please shut down the television?

• Would you mind if I opened the television?

• Excuse me, sir. Aren’t these your pen?

• I think you forget books.

If we need to suggest someone doesn’t forget a paper, what should we say?

• Don’t you drop your paper?

• I think you forget paper.

• Do you mind if I open the shelf?

• Yes, what is it?