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Master the verb patterns English uses to get things done – make, let, have, get and help – and talk about delegating, managing and arranging tasks with confidence in professional English.
Main objectives of this material
- Develop vocabulary related to British communication, politeness, and everyday interactions, including expressions such as apologise, politeness, awkward situation, bump into someone, and social norms.
- Improve listening and intercultural communication skills by exploring the different meanings of the word sorry in British English and analysing how context influences communication.
- Build confidence in using polite language naturally through discussions, role-plays, and real-life scenarios that reflect authentic British communication.
What students are going to cover
In this lesson, students will explore the many meanings of the word sorry and discover how it reflects British culture, politeness, and everyday communication. They will build vocabulary related to social interactions, analyse authentic examples of British English, and discuss how cultural expectations influence the way people communicate. Through listening activities, role-plays, and discussion tasks, students will develop greater confidence in recognising implied meanings, responding appropriately in everyday situations, and communicating more naturally in British English.
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