situational dialogues

Here we have another situation which looks as real as any other situation we face in our daily life. It is about tea time that tool place at home and this is really a very normal situation. At the beginning we have a formal requests to decide whether there is a will to drink a cup of tea or any other thing. For such a question we have to find also an answer that mentions the required information stated in the intended question. So, as the starting question comes also in four different forms as "Only if you re having one., I d rather have a cup of coffee, if you don t mind, Yes, I d love one. and Only if it is not too much trouble". Another way of hospitality or intimacy is presented in the following roles where we find certain questions whether milk could be added and the amount of sugar is required. This reflects how much people want to show intimacy and hospitality as well as interest with whom the conversation is stated with and the topic which is stated for. Such responses are organized in a way that goes directly for the intended information required to achieve the required goal. The same procedure stated in all the textbook material is followed here. The first four questions state the intended question followed by four answers fit those questions. The availability of semantic value is always the required aim in all these situations. Such answers go directly with what has been stated. So, we have different  ways to express such a need but the style takes more than one form. After that we a certain sequence of communication for asking and answering about a certain point between two persons each wants to achieve what he has designed information structure in his mind and wants to clarify it through an intended answer comes from whom he/she speaks with.