Beginner Level English 2 – Make a Request
Learn how to make simple requests and ask for things in English, with this basic English grammar course.
This online English language course will teach you about making requests in English. Can you tell the difference between “I want a cup of tea” and “I would like a cup of tea”? In this course you will learn how to ask for things in a polite and grammatically correct manner, quickly and easily with the use of the interactive visual learning content, helpful audio lessons, and a range of useful included examples and tips.
Description
This course will first teach you the polite way of asking for things, which is really important especially if you are a tourist. You will learn how and when to use “Want”, “Would like”, and “Please” when making a request. You will then study the proper usage of demonstrative pronouns such as “This”, “That”, “These” and “Those”. The course will then bring you through important scenarios such as shopping and travelling and teach you the different phrases and sentences that fit these situations.
After you have mastered how to refer to things using the plural and singular form of demonstrative pronouns, you will cover Wh-questions and study interrogative pronouns such as “What”, “Where”, “Who”, “When”, and “How”. You will also learn how to answer “To be” questions such as “Are you hungry?” and “Is this your bag?” Each of these lessons will be presented via a question and answer audio file which you can listen to over and over again.
We all know that to effectively learn a language, regular practice is the key. This beginner English course is designed for those who are just starting out on their English journey. WIth the audio English grammar exercises included in this course, your English will improve in no time. So try out the course and learn the polite ways of asking and answering questions now!
Outcome
After completing this course you will be able to:
- Differentiate between want and would like
- Recognise these, those, this etc
- Recognise what, where, when, why, and where
- Ask to be questions
- Talk about shops in a city centre
