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Identifying Language Tone and Purpose

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Match the speaker's emotions with the phrases that indicate them:

Relief = OK Apology = Oh, no! Sorry! Warning = Don't break the plants Caution = I'll be careful

Match the phrases with the actions they are related to:

Apologizing = Oh, no! Sorry! Requesting caution = Don't break the plants Agreeing = OK Promising = I'll be careful

Match the phrases with the tone they convey:

Stern = Don't break the plants Regretful = Oh, no! Sorry! Reassuring = I'll be careful Accepting = OK

Match the phrases with the speaker's attitude towards the plants:

<p>Concern = Don't break the plants Carelessness = Oh, no! Sorry! Responsibility = I'll be careful Indifference = OK</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the phrases with the purpose they serve:

<p>To express regret = Oh, no! Sorry! To give a warning = Don't break the plants To agree = OK To make a promise = I'll be careful</p> Signup and view all the answers