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Course Learning
Outcome(CLO)
Main Objective
Specific
Objective(s)
Making Enquiries
AE301 COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 2
Oral Presentation Skills
PLO 3
: 3.1 Make oral and written enquiries (e.g. via electronic mails,
memoranda or formal letters)
: 3.1.5 State the nature of enquiries.
Time Required
: 40 minutes
Materials needed
: 10 visual aids which include pictures, real objects, graphs / charts etc.
: 3 students in a group.
Classroom Setting
: In groups of 3.
Preparation
: None.
Procedure
Students give
*Self-assessment
Checklist
Appendix
ANSWERS
Openings
Definitions / meanings - enquiry
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Parts of speech
i.
Enquiry - noun
ii.
Enquire - verb
iii.
Enquirer noun
Phonetic Symbol
enquiry
( n-kw r , n kw -r )
n. pl. enquiries
Activity 1
Why do people make enquiries?
a. To seek for information
b. To make clarifications about something
c. To ask about something
Situations
a. At the bus station asks about bus tickets
b. At the supermarket asks about prices, .
c. At the restaurant asks about food
Activity 2
Ways of making enquiries
a. Oral meet / speak / in person or phone
b. Letter / mail / write
c. e mail
Activity 3
The advantages and disadvantages of making enquiry channels:
a. Oral convincing and effective way, immediate response & feedback,
b. Letter / mail write, take time, content (precise & concise), important, clear info.
c. E- mail convincing way, content (precise & concise), send to correct person, clear info.
Activity 4
Using the situations given in Activity 3, make enquiries using the following expressions:
a. ORAL Suggested expressions
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vi.
Could you tell me about the qualifications needed for the job?
vii.