Polite Words and Requests Worksheet
Speaking tips (Grammar point): Ask for permission: “May I come in?” “May I borrow your pen?” Ask someone to do something: “Can you …?” or, more politely, “Could you …, please?” You borrow from someone; someone lends to you. Reply to “Thank you” with “You are welcome.”
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- 1.Which sentence says “Can you pass me the salt, please?”? (a) Could you open the door, please? (b) Can you pass me the salt, please? (c) Excuse me, may I ask a question?
- 2.“Thank you!” “You are ___!” (a) sorry (b) welcome (c) please
- 3.___ I come in, ma'am? (a) May (b) Do (c) Am
- 4.Which sentence says “May I have some water, please?”? (a) Can you pass me the salt, please? (b) Thank you so much for your help. (c) May I have some water, please?
- 5.😔 What is this? (a) pen (b) water (c) sorry (d) book
- 6.I am ___. I broke your pencil. (a) welcome (b) sorry (c) please
- 7.Make a sentence: much / Thank / for / help. / so / you / your
- 8.Make a sentence: pen? / your / I / May / borrow
- 9.🆘 What is this? (a) pen (b) phone (c) please (d) help
- 10.🚪 What is this? (a) door (b) help (c) salt (d) book
- 11.Which sentence says “Excuse me, may I ask a question?”? (a) Excuse me, may I ask a question? (b) Thank you so much for your help. (c) May I borrow your pen?
- 12.___ you help me, please? (a) May (b) Could (c) Are
- 13.☂️ What is this? (a) door (b) pen (c) umbrella (d) book
- 14.Make a sentence: May / your / pen? / borrow / I
- 15.Which sentence says “Could you open the door, please?”? (a) Excuse me, may I ask a question? (b) Could you open the door, please? (c) May I borrow your pen?
- 16.Which sentence says “May I borrow your pen?”? (a) Could you open the door, please? (b) Can you pass me the salt, please? (c) May I borrow your pen?
- 17.Which sentence says “Thank you so much for your help.”? (a) May I borrow your pen? (b) Thank you so much for your help. (c) Can you pass me the salt, please?
- 18.🖊️ What is this? (a) phone (b) pen (c) please (d) umbrella
- 19.Can you ___ me your book? (a) lending (b) lend (c) borrow
- 20.May I ___ your eraser? (a) borrowing (b) lend (c) borrow
- 21.Make a sentence: you / your / so / for / much / help. / Thank
- 22.Make a sentence: I / borrow / your / pen? / May
- 23.Make a sentence: pen? / your / May / I / borrow
- 24.🙏 What is this? (a) help (b) phone (c) please (d) water
- 25.Make a sentence: May / pen? / borrow / your / I
- 26.Make a sentence: I / May / borrow / pen? / your
- 27.Thank you ___ helping me. (a) of (b) for (c) to
- 28.Make a sentence: borrow / your / May / pen? / I
- 29.Make a sentence: May / your / borrow / I / pen?
- 30.Make a sentence: your / I / borrow / pen? / May
- 31.☎️ What is this? (a) help (b) pen (c) sorry (d) phone
- 32.📕 What is this? (a) sorry (b) door (c) salt (d) book
- 33.Make a sentence: borrow / your / pen? / I / May
- 34.Make a sentence: for / much / you / so / Thank / your / help.
- 35.Make a sentence: Thank / help. / so / your / you / much / for
- 36.Make a sentence: pen? / May / I / your / borrow
- 37.🪟 What is this? (a) sorry (b) water (c) window (d) salt
- 38.Make a sentence: for / so / Thank / much / help. / your / you
- 39.___ you help me, please? (a) May (b) Could (c) Are
- 40.Make a sentence: I / May / pen? / borrow / your
Answer key
- Can you pass me the salt, please?
- welcome
- May
- May I have some water, please?
- sorry
- sorry
- Thank you so much for your help.
- May I borrow your pen?
- help
- door
- Excuse me, may I ask a question?
- Could
- umbrella
- May I borrow your pen?
- Could you open the door, please?
- May I borrow your pen?
- Thank you so much for your help.
- pen
- lend
- borrow
- Thank you so much for your help.
- May I borrow your pen?
- May I borrow your pen?
- please
- May I borrow your pen?
- May I borrow your pen?
- for
- May I borrow your pen?
- May I borrow your pen?
- May I borrow your pen?
- phone
- book
- May I borrow your pen?
- Thank you so much for your help.
- Thank you so much for your help.
- May I borrow your pen?
- window
- Thank you so much for your help.
- Could
- May I borrow your pen?
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