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

4. 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

5. 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

6. 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

7. 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

8. 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'

9. 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!

11.  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

12.  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