L1_S25_Conversation (Please, Thank you, Sorry)

L1_S25_Conversation (Please, Thank you, Sorry)

A conversation is a talk between two or more people in which thoughts, feelings, and ideas are expressed, questions are asked and answered, or news and information are exchanged.

Please, Thank you, and Sorry are Magic words.

·         Please- used to request something.

·         Thank you- used for receiving a favor or goodness of someone.

·         Sorry- used for a mistake or to solve problems and be friends.

In addition to that,

Welcome- used to receive someone or make them comfortable.

Excuse me- used as a request to allow something to let go 

Example    


Activity

1. Fill in the boxes with the right Magic words. 

                                                                                                     

2. Choose the Correct Answer 

1. Can you ……………… give me your Eraser.

a. Sorry           b. Please             c. Excuse me           d. Thank you

2. ………….., May I come in?

a. Sorry           b. Please             c. Excuse me           d. Thank you

3. …………  for your wishes. 

a. Sorry           b. Please             c. Excuse me           d. Thank you

4. ……………., I poured the water on your desk

a. Sorry           b. Please             c. Excuse me           d. Thank you

5. ………………., I would not have gone alone without you.

a. Sorry           b. Please             c. Excuse me           d. Thank you

Extra Task

1. Use ‘Thank you’ when someone gives you something or does you some good and try to count how many times you say ‘Thank you’ in a day.

Use ‘Please’ when you want something and try to count how many times you say ‘Please’ in a day.

Use ‘Sorry’ when you make some mistake or do something unlikely to others which is disturbing with some valid reason and try to count how many times you say ‘Sorry’ in a day.

2. Take six ice cream sticks (some cardboard / thick materials can be cut and used) and paper (cut like a flower). Stick the sticks on one of the sticks with Fevicol or some strong glue, write the magic words on the cut paper, and stick the paper in the hanging sticks, as shown in the figure. Also, put a hole on either side of the stick in which all other sticks are pasted. Tie a thread to the holes, make it like a wall hanger, and tie hand it in your home.

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