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    This document provides guidance on basic social interactions in English, including how to ask for someone's name and age, as well as how to apologize and respond to apologies. It explains that one can ask "What's your name?" and "How old are you?" when meeting someone new. However, asking about age directly can be sensitive, so care needs to be taken. The document also lists examples of apologies for various situations like losing an item or being late, and common responses like "That's okay", "It's alright", and "No worries".

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    This document provides guidance on basic social interactions in English, including how to ask for someone's name and age, as well as how to apologize and respond to apologies. It explains that one can ask "What's your name?" and "How old are you?" when meeting someone new. However, asking about age directly can be sensitive, so care needs to be taken. The document also lists examples of apologies for various situations like losing an item or being late, and common responses like "That's okay", "It's alright", and "No worries".

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    Bahanajar 1595452629

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    Alfan Fachrudin
    This document provides guidance on basic social interactions in English, including how to ask for someone's name and age, as well as how to apologize and respond to apologies. It explains that one can ask "What's your name?" and "How old are you?" when meeting someone new. However, asking about age directly can be sensitive, so care needs to be taken. The document also lists examples of apologies for various situations like losing an item or being late, and common responses like "That's okay", "It's alright", and "No worries".

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    LESSON 1

    (PART 1)
    1. Asking about name
    2. Asking about age
    3. How to apologize
    Asking about name
    ◦ What’s your name?

    My name is ...
    Asking about age
    ◦ How old are you?

    I’m ... Years old


    I’m ....

    ◦ Age can be sensitive topic,


    ◦ It can be a little impolite to ask about age directly. So becareful
    How to apologize and respond it
    ◦ I’m sorry for losting your pen
    ◦ I’m sorry for coming late
    ◦ I’m sorry for breaking your glasses
    ◦ I’m very sorry for losting your book
    ◦ I’m sorry for not coming in your class

    ◦ That’s okay
    ◦ It’s alright
    ◦ No worries
    ◦ No problem
    How to apologize and respond it

    ◦ I’m sorry for (Verb)+ing

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