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Essential Polite Expressions: Thank You, Sorry, Please, and Excuse Me

This resource covers essential polite expressions in English including "Thank you," "Sorry," "Please," and "Excuse me." Learn how to use these phrases appropriately in daily conversations, with examples: thanking someone for a favor or help, apologizing for mistakes, making requests politely, and interrupting others respectfully. Pronunciation tips and a practical conversation assignment are included to enhance understanding. Mastering these expressions is key to effective communication in English, making interactions smoother and more courteous.

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Essential Polite Expressions: Thank You, Sorry, Please, and Excuse Me

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  1. LEARNING MEDIUM REZA A. FACHRUNAS

  2. SAYING THANK YOU, SORRY, PLEASE AND EXCUSE ME

  3. Thank you is given to other people which have done you some favour or give you a help. • 'Thank you for lending me your pen' • 'Thank you for buying me this snack' • 'Thank you for riding me to home‘ • Pronunciation of thank you

  4. Sorry is given to other people when you have done some mistakes to them. • 'I am sorry for breaking your bicycle' • 'I am sorry I can't help you' • 'I am sorry sir, I come late‘ • Pronunciation of sorry

  5. Please is given to other people when you ask them to do somethings. • 'Sit down, please.' • 'Could you please tell me where this address please?’ • 'Please lend me your money‘ • Pronunciation of please

  6. Excuse me is given to other people when you want to interrupt them • 'Excuse me, may I join this class?' • 'Excuse me, may ask you something?' • 'Excuse me, may I go to the bathroom?' • Pronunciation of excuse me

  7. Anna: 'Excuse me sir, do you know where the post office is? Belle: 'Yes, I do.' Anna: 'Could you please tell me how I can get there?' Belle: 'Turn left in that traffic lamp, and then turn right in the next traffic lamp. and you'll find the post office'

  8. Anna: 'I am sorry I cant remember it, could you refresh your explanation once more?' Belle: 'All right, turn left in that traffic lamp, and then turn right in the next traffic lamp. and you'll find the post office. the building in red' Anna: 'Well. Thank you very much, sir' Belle: 'You're welcome, son. Be careful!

  9. Video Conversation

  10. Individual Assignment • Find out what the speakers of the video was talking about • Write it down on a piece of paper • Submit it on the next meeting

  11. Group Assignment • Make a group of two • Make a simple conversation relating to expression of saying thank you, sorry, please and excuse me • You have to submit it in the next meeting • Perform it in front of the class

  12. Good Luck

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