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Excuse me? Where's ... toilet?

• a
• an
• the
• -

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May I borrow your pencil

• .
• !
• $
• ?

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Can you give me ___________ salt, please?

• Some
• Any

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Can you give me ___________ water, please?

• Some
• Any

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Who would you want to speak more formally to?

• A teacher
• Your mother
• A friend
• Another kid on the playground

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Who would be ok to speak more informally to?

• A police officer
• Your dad
• The president of a bank
• The director of a museum

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Choose who you would most likely use formal language with, when speaking to them:

• All of these people
• The president
• A security guard
• Our principal

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TEKS.ELA.9-12.III.A.1

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Once there was a young boy and an old man. The young boy laughed at the tired, slow old man. Then the young boy needed to interview a veteran for a school project. The old man was very helpful and the boy got an A+ on his paper. The boy felt bad about laughing earlier. 

• Necessity is the mother of invention 
• Don't steal
• Respect your elders
• Slow and steady wins the race

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I would prefer that you turn down the volume on your television.

• Formal

• Informal

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TEKS.ELA.7.9F

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Our family currently on vacation picked up the above named person in what I thought was a misguided goodwill gesture.

• formal

• informal

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