Asking and Giving Information

Overview

• Asking and giving information involves inquiring about and providing data on various topics, such as names, addresses, and items to purchase.
• Important aspects include asking for and giving permission, which is crucial in English conversations.

Asking Information

• Can range from simple requests (e.g., asking for the time) to complex inquiries (e.g., details of a complex process).

Expressing Asking for Opinions

In Formal Situations

• Used in formal settings or when addressing someone older or respected, like a parent or teacher.
• Aim: To know the thoughts, views, responses, and feelings of the conversation partner.
• Examples:
  • Do you have any idea for next holiday?
  • What is your feeling about next school?

Expressing Giving Opinions

In Informal Situations

• Although the core idea is the same, there are subtle differences.
• Personal Consideration: Use when you want to give an opinion based on your personal belief.
• Examples:
  • In my opinion...
  • I think that...
  • From my point of view...
• Allow expressing opinions assuming some might disagree.
  • Examples:
    • “Not everyone will agree with me, but...”

Tips and Conclusion

• Use different expressions based on whether the situation is formal or informal.
• Practice regularly to enhance communication skills.
• Keep learning anytime, anywhere, and with anyone.

Instruments

• Header Music (likely used for transitions).
• Video referenced at the beginning.