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Talking to colleagues: Match the polite questions with the friendly answers. Underline the modal verbs. Code of behaviour: All students are expected to communicate politely no matter if they are talking to a colleague of the same age or to school teachers. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Excuse me, have you seen my ruler? Can you help me carrying this material to the first floor? Would you mind coming again in about ten minutes? Could you give me a pen, please? Could I borrow your safety helmet for a moment? May I ask you a favour? Are you still using the screwdriver? Do you need your brush back? A B C D E F G H Certainly, here you are. No problem, I’ll come back later. Yes, I have. It is on the workbench. Sure, how can I help? No problem, I’ll be right with you! Sorry no, I must not take it off. No thanks, I won’t need it today. No, please take it! Turn these impolite phrases into polite ones: 1. Shut up! Individual answers, e. g.: Could you please be a bit more quiet! 2. No, not now! Sorry, can I come back to you in a moment? 3. Get lost! Please don’t disturb me! 4. What was that? Please explain what happened? 5. Do it yourself! Sorry, I have no time at the moment. I can’t help you! 6. Hey you! Excuse me? Small talk Listen to the conversation between a visitor to your workshop and an apprentice having Specialised and Project Training on that day. Tick the topics they are talking about. weather cars hobbies school country sights people/food company you work for hotel news/politics sports restaurants Mosaic In today’s text communication, abbreviations are often used. Do you know these ones? 1. AFK  away from keyboard 2. B/C  because 3. I <3 U  I love you 03 A2 04 A2–B1 05 A2 listening y23h7n Word bank 03 code of behaviour Verhaltensregeln workbench Werkbank 05 journey Reise storage area Lager sights Sehenswürdigkeiten ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ Tip The polite “answer” to “Thank you.” is “You’re welcome.” 43 Communicating in the workshop 9 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv