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Ask for help: please and thank you
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| English | Significado |
|---|---|
| Thank you | Thank you |
| Help, please | Help, please |
| Water, please | Water, please |
| Again, please | Again, please |
| Slowly, please | Slowly, please |
A small useful request
- Outcome: ask for help, repetition or slower speech, then say thank you. Start with small signs.
- Short phrases can help. With a real partner, respond to their actual words; the printed situations here are rehearsal.
Help and please
- “Help, please.” — ask for help 请帮忙. “Water, please.” — ask for water 请给我水.
- Please can make a short request courteous, but tone and situation also matter. It is not a guarantee that every request is suitable.
Choose a request for help.
Dificultad 1/5 · 100 monedas + un pequeño bono en el primer intento de hoy
Help, please asks for help. Thank you responds to help; goodbye ends an exchange.
Again and slowly
- “Again, please.” — one more time 请再说一遍. “Slowly, please.” — less fast 请慢一点.
- Worked choice: too fast → “Slowly, please.” Need the words again → “Again, please.” You can ask for both if needed.
You want the words one more time. Choose.
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“Again, please” asks the person to repeat the words. The other phrases do not ask for repetition.
You want slower speech. Choose.
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Slowly, please asks the person to slow down. It is different from only asking to hear the same words again.
Thank you
- “Thank you.” thanks a person 谢谢. It does not itself ask for repetition.
- Worked repair: if you need help, “Goodbye.” ends the exchange. Start with “Help, please.” instead.
Match each phrase to its job.
Dificultad 2/5 · 140 monedas + un pequeño bono en el primer intento de hoy
Requesting and thanking have different jobs. Both can be useful in one exchange.
Choose for a new situation
- Read what you need, then choose a short phrase before opening feedback.
- Do not choose a phrase only because it contains please. Check whether it asks for the thing or change you need.
You need the same words again. Choose.
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Again requests repetition. Help is a wider request; goodbye ends the exchange.
A partner has helped. Choose a short thank-you.
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Thank you acknowledges the help. The other choices ask for a change in what happens next.
You want water. Choose.
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Water, please names what you want. It is a short request, not a complete statement about every drink.
Thank you. y Again, please. make the same request.
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Thank you thanks; again, please asks for repetition. Do not treat every polite phrase as interchangeable.
Partner: Room seven. You need the number again.
You did not understand the room number. Ask for it again.
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Ask for repetition before pretending that the number was understood. The printed number is a cue for rehearsal, not an audio test.
Your partner is speaking too fast. Ask them to slow down.
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Slowly names the change you need: a slower pace. Water names an object instead.
A request and a reply
- Choose the help/thank-you order. Then draft a water request and thank-you before opening its model.
- Other clear natural wording can work. Keep the request’s purpose.
New exchange. You need help; then someone helps. Choose the useful order.
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Ask for help first; thank the person after the help. The phrase choice follows what you need, not a rule to say every polite word.
Write two short English lines: ask for water, then thank the person. Draft before showing the model.
Compare with the meaning and checklist. A model is one possibility; this self-review does not check every answer or award proficiency.
Say the two turns
- Ask for repetition aloud; pause for the partner, then thank them. Record before seeing guidance.
- Replay locally and try one repair if useful. No recorded pronunciation model or listening assessment is supplied.
Printed situation: you need the words one more time. Ask your partner in English, then thank them after they repeat. Record both short turns with a pause. Alone, imagine the partner’s reply.
Say the response aloud. With a partner, respond to what they actually say; alone this is rehearsal from a printed cue. Recording, replay and comparison are local self-review, not a pronunciation or listening score.
Review and choose your next step
- Tomorrow, try the help request before rereading the examples. With a partner, use a different simple need and respond to their actual reply.
- Next: printed letters and name cards. Review names or numbers. When ready for longer sentences, try A1 be. This starter path does not certify completion of a CEFR level.
Course note: these are original starter examples. Pre-A1 is an intended teaching target, not a validated placement result or complete level course. Council of Europe descriptor information checked 21 October 2026; it does not approve this local course. Independent language, answer, recording/accessibility and learner reviews remain pending.
Later, choose a short request for help.
Dificultad 1/5 · 100 monedas + un pequeño bono en el primer intento de hoy
Help, please asks for help. A thank-you can follow after someone helps.