Give and Ask for Information. by Jorge Suira https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks English Assigment #2 PADLET, Iberoamerican University, Group 31. en-us 2022-04-25 19:45:37 UTC 2022-04-25 21:38:22 UTC hello@padlet.com Act of Speech jorgesui3007 https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157310057 The act of speech is an important part of learning a language. But what exactly is it? It is the action that takes place when issuing a statement with a specific communicative purpose.]]> 2022-04-25 20:27:03 UTC https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157310057 jorgesui3007 https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157318347 The first courtesy formulas that students learn at the beginning of the study are greetings, farewells and the formulation of simple and useful questions. At the initial study levels, students should be able to present themselves, greet, say goodbye, respond to invitations and suggestions, apologize and accept, etc. As you progress in language study you can use courtesy rules in an appropriate way to exchange and request information, as well as expressing opinions and attitudes]]> 2022-04-25 20:33:29 UTC https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157318347 jorgesui3007 https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157328000 In English, it seems rude to ask a direct question to someone you don’t know. There are times when we want to ask for information about things that we don’t know about. To be more polite, especially to strangers, there are ways to request information. common expressions used to politely ask for information by using indirect questions. Example: Can you please tell me what the time is?]]> 2022-04-25 20:42:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157328000 jorgesui3007 https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157340023 These expressions in the form of indirect questions make your questions more formal than direct questions. By using these expressions we are making it easier for people to say, "Sorry, I don’t know."
Just remember: When asking for information from a friend, use informal, more formal expressions if you’re talking to colleagues or your boss. When requesting information from a stranger, use the most formal form.]]> 2022-04-25 20:52:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157340023 jorgesui3007 https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157340491 these are some examples. when we are asking for information ]]> 2022-04-25 20:53:18 UTC https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157340491 jorgesui3007 https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157367759 First of all, you should take into consideration that English as well as so many other languages should be followed a tag when interacting with another person. In this sense, you should avoid looking intrusive and impertinent when asking about personal information. In this sense, first try to familiarize yourself with the person or develop a certain confidence in order to avoid making them feel uncomfortable.

]]> 2022-04-25 21:21:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157367759 jorgesui3007 https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157378286 REPUBLIC OF PANAMA
MINSTRY OF EDUCATION
IBEROAMERICAN UNIVERSITY
ENGLISH ASSIGMENT #2
PADLET

"GIVE AND ASK FOR INFORMATION"

BY: 
JORGE SUIRA
I.D: 4-813-1251

]]> 2022-04-25 21:33:12 UTC https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157378286 jorgesui3007 https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157382070  You should also take into account the social context under which you are interacting with another person to determine whether a question is appropriate or not. For example, if you are on a study team or trained for a student project, it is reasonable to ask the other person for his address and contact forms]]> 2022-04-25 21:37:47 UTC https://padlet.com/jorgesui3007/Bookmarks/wish/2157382070