yes: sure, go ahead. no: im sorry. i need it right now 3. write a message to a classmate asking for 2 or 3…

yes: sure, go ahead. no: im sorry. i need it right now 3. write a message to a classmate asking for 2 or 3 small favors for the weekend. use polite requests. 4. how would you respond if a friend asked to borrow something you already loaned out? what would you say?

yes: sure, go ahead. no: im sorry. i need it right now 3. write a message to a classmate asking for 2 or 3 small favors for the weekend. use polite requests. 4. how would you respond if a friend asked to borrow something you already loaned out? what would you say?

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. For the message - writing task, we use polite language conventions in English. We start with a friendly greeting, state the requests clearly and politely, and end with a thank - you. For the response task, we need to be honest and polite in declining the borrowing request.
  2. When a friend asks to borrow something already loaned out, we should be honest and polite in our response.

Answer:

  1. Hi [Classmate's name], I hope you're having a great week! I was wondering if you could do me a couple of small favors this weekend. First, could you please lend me your math textbook? I have some last - minute studying to do. Second, would it be possible for you to pick up a copy of the new magazine from the newsstand for me? I've been meaning to read it. Thank you so much in advance!
  2. Hi [Friend's name], I'm really sorry, but I already loaned that item to someone else. I hope you can find another way to get what you need.