ENGLISH TEST FOR SECOND GRADE PART 3

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What does it mean to ask for permission?

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To ask for permission means to request approval to do something, like saying 'May I...?'.

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What is an example of giving an instruction?

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An example of giving an instruction is saying 'Make a kite!'. It tells someone what to do.

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How do you politely ask to borrow something?

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You can say 'May I borrow your...?' to politely ask to use something that belongs to someone else.

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What is the response to a request for permission?

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A response to a request for permission can be 'Of course' or 'Yes, you may'.

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What does it mean to wipe something?

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To wipe something means to clean it by rubbing a cloth or your hand over it.

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What is a polite way to ask if you can sit somewhere?

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A polite way to ask is 'Can I sit here?'. It shows respect for the space.

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What is the difference between asking for information and giving an instruction?

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Asking for information seeks an answer, while giving an instruction tells someone what to do.

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What is an example of asking for information?

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An example of asking for information is saying 'Where is the seat?'. It seeks a location.

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What does it mean to offer something?

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To offer something means to present it to someone for them to accept or decline.

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What is a common way to express a request?

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A common way to express a request is by using 'Can I...?' or 'May I...?'.