SYND 13 11 74 ANTI-FORD AND TANAKA DEMONSTRATION

The transcript consists of a simple, polite refusal: 'No, thank you.'

What does the phrase 'No, thank you.' imply in a conversation?

In what situations might someone say 'No, thank you.'?

How can the tone of voice affect the meaning of 'No, thank you.'?

What are some alternative phrases to 'No, thank you.' that convey a similar meaning?

Discuss the cultural differences in responding with 'No, thank you.' in various contexts.