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    This document provides guidance on complaining and apologizing politely in different situations. It includes hints on indirectly complaining using phrases like "You could have..." or "I'm afraid you've..." and indirectly apologizing using statements like "This isn't easy to say..." or "I'm not quite sure how to put this...". Five example situations are given where complaining or apologizing could be needed if a friend loses a borrowed book, a nurse doesn't check a fever, a friend misses an appointment due to an accident, a brother damages a car, or a friend misses an agreed upon meeting. Vocabulary related to medical conditions is also listed to use in comments or questions.

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    This document provides guidance on complaining and apologizing politely in different situations. It includes hints on indirectly complaining using phrases like "You could have..." or "I'm afraid you've..." and indirectly apologizing using statements like "This isn't easy to say..." or "I'm not quite sure how to put this...". Five example situations are given where complaining or apologizing could be needed if a friend loses a borrowed book, a nurse doesn't check a fever, a friend misses an appointment due to an accident, a brother damages a car, or a friend misses an agreed upon meeting. Vocabulary related to medical conditions is also listed to use in comments or questions.

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    Complaining and Apologizing

    Загружено:

    afruzak
    This document provides guidance on complaining and apologizing politely in different situations. It includes hints on indirectly complaining using phrases like "You could have..." or "I'm afraid you've..." and indirectly apologizing using statements like "This isn't easy to say..." or "I'm not quite sure how to put this...". Five example situations are given where complaining or apologizing could be needed if a friend loses a borrowed book, a nurse doesn't check a fever, a friend misses an appointment due to an accident, a brother damages a car, or a friend misses an agreed upon meeting. Vocabulary related to medical conditions is also listed to use in comments or questions.

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    Lesson four : Complaining and Apologising

    Hints :

    Complaining - You could have---/ should have---(direct), I am afraid you’ve--- (polite),

    Apologising indirectly - I’m not quite sure how to put this ---, This isn’t easy to say/explain---

    Apologising directly – I’m awfully sorry ---, Please forgive me ---

    Situation 1 : Your friend has lost the book he has borrowed from you.

    Situation 2: Your brother is suffering from fever. The nurse has not checked his temperature.

    Situation 3: Your friend has had an accident. You are talking to someone about not being able to
    keep an appointment.

    Situation 4: Your brother has damaged your car by crashing into a tree.

    Situation 5: You complain about your friend for not keeping an appointment.

    Note : Try to use as many words as possible from the vocabulary list of Lesson Three.
    Comment, complain, and ask questions.

    Vocabulary from lesson three :

    Symptom, Frequency, Intensity, Acute, Hyperactive, Disruptive, Distracted,


    Impulsive, Disoriented, Hallucination, Abrasion, Abortion, Allergen, Amnesia,
    Amputation, Swallow, Atrophy, Autonomic, Autopsy, Benign, Birth defect, Bypass, Chill,
    Compulsion, Concussion, Contaminated, Convulsion, Dehydration, Delirium, Delusion,
    Dementia, Dermatitis, Dislocation, Dyspepsia, Dysphagia, Febrile.

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