Kalika Chetarike activity 3 for 9th class students. 9.3 activity worksheet for 9th standard students. Key answer for activity 3 and 9.3.
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Kalika Chetarike activity 3 for 9th class
Learning Outcome 9.3
Engages in conversation in English with family friends and people from different professions such as shopkeeper, salesman using appropriate vocabulary and narrates real life experiences in English.
Activity 3: Polite Expressions
Activity 3.1: Remember and write/ find and write down polite expressions from your textbook.
1. __________ Answer: Could you please come here?
2. __________ Answer: Do you mind if I use your mobile?
3. __________ Answer: Pardon me. I didn’t hear what you said.
4. __________ Answer: Sorry to bother you, but do you know what time it is?
5. __________ Answer: Thank you for your kind information.
6. __________ Answer: Please make a room for waiting customer.
7. __________ Answer: Thank you for not smoking here.
8. __________ Answer: Excuse me, May I come in please?
Activity 3.2: Underline the polite expressions in the following conversation. Use them while talking to your partner.
Shubha: Hi, Sumitha, how are you?
Sumitha: I’m fine. Thank you for asking.
Shubha: Good to hear! Do you have a few minutes to talk?
Sumitha: Yes.
Shubha: May I ask you a question?
Sumitha: Please do.
Shubha: May I know why you didn’t attend yesterday’s programme?
Sumitha: I’m sorry I couldn’t attend the programme. I had a headache.
Shubha: Oh, I’m sorry. How are you feeling now? Did you see a doctor?
Sumitha: I’m feeling much better now. Thank you for your concern.
Shubha: You are welcome.
Given above are the expressions usually used for making our conversations more polite.
9th class Activity worksheet and key answer
Activity 3.3: Choose the polite forms for these sentences.
1. The teacher wants Ravi to come in. What can the teacher say?
a. Please help me. b. Please come in. c. Excuse me
Answer: b. Please come in.
2. Charan needs Ravi’s help. What can Charan say?
a. Please help me. b. You are welcome c. I’m sorry
Answer: a. Please help me.
3. Your friend gives you a chocolate. What should you say?
a. May I help you? b. Excuse me c. Thank you
Answer: c. Thank you
4. You want to get into an office. What will you ask?
a. May I come in? b. Thank you c. Please help me
Answer: a. May I come in?
5. You want to talk to your principal. What will you ask?
a. Do you have a minute, sir? b. I want to talk. c. Please help me.
Answer: a. Do you have a minute, sir?
Activity 3.4: Convert the following into polite expressions.
| e.g. Give me your pen | Could you please give me your pen? |
| 1. Give me your notebook | Please give me your notebook. |
| 2. Open the window. | Could you please open the door? |
| 3. Bring me some water. | If you don’t mind bring me some water. |
| 4. Switch on the fan. | Kindly switch on the fan. |
| 5. Get the register. | Please get the register. |
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