Unit 3: Rapid Revision

Lesson load ho raha hai…

⚡ 5-Minute Revision — Top 10 Points

🔥 Polite requests: "Could you please…?" / "Would you mind -ing…?" (e.g. "Would you mind closing the door?").
Permission: "May I…?" / "Do you mind if I…?" / "Is it okay if I…?"
Soft formal requests: "I wonder if you could…" / "Would it be possible to…?"
🔥 Responding politely: "Sure, no problem." / polite refusal: "I'm afraid I can't — reason."
🔥 Offers: "Shall I carry your bag?" / "Can I help you with…?" / "Would you like some tea?"
Accepting offers: "Yes, please — that would be great." / "That's very kind of you."
Refusing offers: "No, thank you — I can manage."
🔥 Congratulating — formal: "Heartiest congratulations on your success." / "Well deserved."
Congratulating — informal: "Way to go!" / "You nailed it!" / "So proud of you!"
🔥 Telephone etiquette (5): greet with name ("Hello, this is…") → speak slowly and clearly → never eat while talking → don't keep caller on hold long → end with a quick summary + "Thank you for calling."

📖 Key Definitions

Role-play — practising real situations (shopkeeper–customer, interview) to build fluency.
Polite question forms — modal-based ("Could", "Would", "May") instead of direct commands.
Offer — volunteering help; always pair with accept/refuse responses.
Formal congratulation — for teachers, seniors, officials; informal — for friends.
Telephone etiquette — manners on calls: greeting, clarity, patience, proper closing.

Role-play questions me dialogue form me likho — "A: Could you…? B: Sure…" jaisa. "Would you mind" ke baad hamesha -ing form aata hai (Would you mind waiting?), ye grammar point aksar puchha jaata hai. Telephone me pehla aur aakhri line fix rakho: greeting + thanks.

⚡ 5-Minute Revision — Top 10 Points

📖 Key Definitions

🔥 Priority Topics