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    This document discusses using language to make requests and the modals that are commonly used. It provides examples of requests using the modals "will", "would", "can", and "could" followed by positive or negative responses also using those modals. The purpose is to demonstrate proper sentence structure for making and responding to requests in social situations.

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    This document discusses using language to make requests and the modals that are commonly used. It provides examples of requests using the modals "will", "would", "can", and "could" followed by positive or negative responses also using those modals. The purpose is to demonstrate proper sentence structure for making and responding to requests in social situations.

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    This document discusses using language to make requests and the modals that are commonly used. It provides examples of requests using the modals "will", "would", "can", and "could" followed by positive or negative responses also using those modals. The purpose is to demonstrate proper sentence structure for making and responding to requests in social situations.

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    Using Sentences For Specific Purposes and Audience

    Making Requests
    Making request is important social use of language. The modals will, would, can, and
    could are used in sentences making and responding to requests.
    Read the exchanges below. Note of the use of modals.

    Request response
    Yes, I will
    Will you help me with this math problem?
    No, I won’t
    Yes, I will
    Would you help me with this math problem?
    No. I wont
    Yes, I will
    Can you lend me that book?

    Yes, I will
    Could you lend me that book?

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