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    This document provides exercises for practicing requests with two-part verbs and modals. [1] It gives examples of rewriting requests by changing the position of particles in verbs and providing responses using "will" and pronouns. [2] It provides examples of changing direct requests into more polite requests using modals like "would", "could", and "can". [3] It includes matching requests with the most appropriate responses.

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    This document provides exercises for practicing requests with two-part verbs and modals. [1] It gives examples of rewriting requests by changing the position of particles in verbs and providing responses using "will" and pronouns. [2] It provides examples of changing direct requests into more polite requests using modals like "would", "could", and "can". [3] It includes matching requests with the most appropriate responses.

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    EXERCISE WITH TWO-PART VERBS AND MODALS FOR REQUESTS

    1. Rewrite the request given by changing the position of the particle and then write a response
    using “will” and “it “ or “them”:

    • Let out the dog, please


    A. _ let the dog out, please____ _____________
    B. ___yes, I will __________________________
    • Take out the garbage, please
    A. _ take the garbage out, please ____________
    B. __OK, I take out it ________________________
    • Turn on the computer, please
    A. __Turn the computer on, please____________
    B. ___yes, I will___________________________________
    • Pick up your toys, please
    A. __Pick your toys up, please________________
    B. ___ok, them pick up___________________________________
    • Put away your clothes, please
    A. ___Put your clothes away, please _________
    B. ______yes, I will________________________________
    • Hang up your pants, please
    A. __Hang your pants up, please _____________
    B. ______yes, I will________________________________

    2. Change theses sentences to polite requests. Use the words in parenthesis:

    • Have another seat, please. (would)


    Would you have another seat, please?
    • Lend me some money, please. (could)
    Could you lend me some money, please?
    • Don’t take those papers from the desk. (would you mind)
    Would you mind not take those papers from the desk?
    • Ask him to stop smoking, please. (could)
    Could you ask him to stop smoking, please?
    • Show me your homework, please. (would)
    Would you show me your homework, please?
    • Open the window, please. (can)
    Can you open the window, please?

    3. Choose the correct answer to the following requests:

    • Could you show me your dress, please? ___c_l a) Sure, fast or slow?
    • Would you give me you ID, please? __f___ b) Yes, there’s too much noise.
    • Can you read me that book, please? ___a__ c) Sorry, it’s not possible.
    • Would you close the door, please? _b____ d) Ok, sorry to bother you.
    • Would you mind telling me the truth, please? __e___ e) All right, sit close to me.
    • Could you eat with your mouth closed, please? _d____ f) Sure, no problem.
    • Would you mind sharing your book? ___g__ g) I can’t, I don’t have it with me.

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