Presenting the language of requests.

In the classroom, you may want students to do something for you, or students may want to request something or asking for permission from you. These are request forms that you have to teach them.
• Can I/you…?
• Could I/you…?
• I’d like…, please.
• Could I/you possibly…?
• May I…?
• Do you mind…?
• Would you mind…?
• I’d be very grateful if you could…
• … if it’s not too much trouble.
• Do you think that you could…?
• Would it be possible for me/you to…?
• I was hoping you could… (for me)
• I could do with some help with…
• You don’t mind…, do you?
Which form do you usually use in the classroom?

Yolradee 033 3EN

Sometime I say "go on,...." and follow the name of students.
That's also easy for teacher and can let student to do something that you want.


Thank you for sharing Jib.



Tatiya014    3EN

Usually,I use these questions when I go to English Camp.
However , I have never use "Could I/you possibly…?
• I’d be very grateful if you could…
• … if it’s not too much trouble.Would it be possible for me/you to…?
• I was hoping you could… (for me)
• I could do with some help with…" before.
Thus,Thank you for sharing,Jib. I will bring your technique to use in class and English Camp.



Pornrawin048 3EN