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Learn different ways to ask for help and ask someone to do something using modal verbs, polite imperatives, and indirect requests

#requests#modal verbs#indirect requests#polite imperatives

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Polite ways to ask "Can I take a message?"

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Evaluation of the sample and its basis - Strengths and weaknesses of the sample - Recommendations for the improvement of the sample In the written analysis, students should justify the compliance of the sample with the evaluation criteria, show its positive and negative aspects, as well as provide suggestions on ways to improve it.PPTX

Evaluation of the sample and its basis - Strengths and weaknesses of the sample - Recommendations for the improvement of the sample In the written analysis, students should justify the compliance of the sample with the evaluation criteria, show its positive and negative aspects, as well as provide suggestions on ways to improve it.

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The structure and formation of words

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