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13 CommunicationAsk for permission• You can also use can to ask for permission.A. 19 Listen to the conversation.Robbie:Liza:Robbie:Liza:Can I come in, Liza?Sure.[After 5 minutes] Can I play agame on your computer?Not right now, Robbie. I’m busy.B. PAIRS. Student A, ask if you can borrow oruse one of your classmate’s things. StudentB, say No because you’re using it. Switchroles. This time, Student A, say Yes.14 PracticeA. PAIRS. Compete with another pair. Make alist of questions asking for permission thatare commonly used in class.For example:Can I erase the board?B. Compare your list with that of another pair.Who wrote the most questions?12Unit 1006-013_SB1B_U01_14106.indd 121/17/07 7:26:07 PMPostcards
13 Communication (10 min.)• Tell students that can is also used to ask forpermission. Give some a few examples and writethem on the board—for example, Can I go to therestroom? Can I sharpen my pencil?A.• Have students look at the illustration. Askquestions to set the context, such as Where is Liza?(in her room) Who is knocking on the door? (Robbie)• 19 Tell students to read along as they listen tothe conversation. Play the audio, and then askstudents How does Liza say yes to Robbie’s firstrequest? (Sure.) How does she say no to Robbie’ssecond request? (Not right now, Robbie. I’m busy.)Point out that Liza gives a reason and that this isthe polite thing to do.• 19 To prepare students for Exercise B, play theaudio again and have students repeat.B.• PAIRS. Call on a student to read the directionsaloud. Elicit the question and write it on theboard: Can I borrow/use your ___? Then elicit waysto respond and write them on the board—forexample, Sure, Here you go, OK and No, I’m sorry,I need it or Not right now, I’m using it. Call on avolunteer to model the exercise with you.• Pair students. Have them practice and switch rolesseveral times. Walk around to help as needed. Toconclude the exercise, call on a pair to stand andperform the conversation for the class.14 Practice (5 min.)A.• PAIRS. Read the instructions and example aloudand then elicit several other examples of requestsfor permission. Tell students they have a timelimit of three minutes. Assign competing pairs(sets of two pairs who will compete against eachother) and then tell students to begin. To keep thecompetition exciting, notify students when theirtime is half finished, then when they have thirtyseconds left.B.• Have pairs compare their lists to see who wrotethe most requests. Then ask the “winning” pairsto raise their hands. Elicit classroom requests fromseveral of these pairs. Encourage your students tomake their future classroom requests in <strong>English</strong>.Have students complete WorkbookExercises 15–16.TEACHER’S NOTEST12:26:07 PMPostcards_splitB_TE1_U01.indd T122/27/07 10:23:43 AM
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