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1. Asking for help
Asking for
help
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Responses
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S Can
you help me, please?
S Would
you mind if I ask your help to ….
S I
do apologize, but would you kindly helping me to ….? (do something)
S Can
you give me a hand with this?
S Could
you help me for a second?
S I
wonder if you could help me with this?
S I
could do with some help, please.
S I
can't manage. Can you help?
S Give
me a hand with this, will you?
S Lend
me a hand with this, will you?
S Could
you spare a moment?
S I
need some help, please.
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Accepting
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Refusing
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S OK.
S Sure.
S Certainly.
S No
problem.
S Alright.
S Be
my guest.
S With
my pleasure.
S Sure.
Glad to help.
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S Sorry.
I can’t right now. I’m busy.
S I’m
afraid I haven’t got the time.
S Not
at the moment
S Sorry,
I really want to help you, but ….
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2.
Offering
help
Offering help
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Responses
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Ø Can I help you?
Ø Let me help you with
that.
Ø Do you need help?
Ø Can I give a hand?
Ø Can I get you
something to drink?
Ø May I help you carry
those boxes?
Ø Would you like any
help?
Ø Do you need a hand?
Ø What can I do to help
you?
Ø May I be assistance?
Ø You look like you
could do with some help.
Ø Let me give you a
hand.
Ø Here, I’ll do it for
you.
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Accepting
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Declining
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Ø Yes, please.
Ø That’s very kind of
you.
Ø Yes, thanks.
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Ø Please don’t bother. I
can manage.
Ø No, thanks.
Ø No, thank you.
Ø Thanks but I think I
can manage my self.
Ø That’s very kind of
you, but …
Ø Thank you for
offering, but ....
Ø No, it’s not
necessary.
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3.
Offering
something
Offering something
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Responses
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* Do you want some tea?
* Would you like to have
some candies?
* Can I get you some
aspirin?
* Will you have a book?
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Accepting
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Declining
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* Yes, please.
* I’d like candy,
please.
* Yes, thanks.
* Sure.
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* No, thanks.
* Not at the moment.
* That’s very kind, but
I won’t, thank you.
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4.
Denying
and Admitting something
Denying something
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Admitting something
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L I didn’t do that.
L It wasn’t my fault.
LI swear, it wasn’t me.
L I certainly do
nothing.
L Absolutely not me.
L I’m not that kind of
person.
L No way!
LI swear, I didn’t it.
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J Yes, I did that.
J I’m sorry.
J Sorry, I’ve lost it.
J I know that’s my
mistake.
J It is all my faults.
I’m sorry.
J Forgive me for ….
J I admit it.
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5.
Making
an invitation
Making an invitation
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Responses
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v Will you join us for
lunch?
v Can you come to ….?
v Do you want to join us?
v Shall we ….?
v Would you like to come to
my birthday party?
v I’d love to invite you to
come to ….
v I’d like to invite you to
party next Friday.
v I was wondering of you’d
like to ….
v Let’s go to the cinema
shall we?
v How about going to the
beach on Sunday?
v Are you free on Saturday?
Would you like to ….
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Accepting
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Declining
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v Yes, I will.
v Absolutely. Count me in.
v Thank you so much. I’d
love to.
v Sure, I’d love to.
v Yes, thank you. What
time?
v Sounds great
v OK
v All right
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v I really want to, but ….
v Sorry, but ….
v I’m sorry, I can’t.
v I’m awfully. Sorry, but I
have other plans.
v I wish I could but ….
v I’d really like to but ….
v Sorry, I’ve already made
plans.
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6. Congratulating someone
Congratulating
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Responses
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Congratulations!
I congratulate you.
Congratulations on your success.
Congrats on your graduation.
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Thanks.
Thank you.
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7.
Asking
for and Giving opinion
Asking for opinion
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Giving opinion
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' What do you think of
….?
' What’s your opinion
about ….?
' How do you feel about
….?
' Tell me what you
think.
' Please give me your
frank opinion.
' What are you feeling
of ….?
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' I think ….
' In my opinion, ….
' From my point of view,
….
' I think I like them.
' I believe that the
lesson was quite interesting.
' For my self, ….
' I must say, ….
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8.
Giving
Compliment to someone
Giving Compliment
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Responses
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¯
Excellent!
¯
What a
clever boy!
¯
How
creative you are!
¯
What a
noble person you are!
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¯
Thanks.
¯
No, not
really.
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9.
Making,
Accepting, and Rejecting a request
Making a request
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Accepting a request
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Rejecting a request
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% Could I have some more tea, please?
% Could I have some more chocolate, please?
% Could I have another piece of cake, please?
% Can you get me the newspaper, please?
% Would you pass me the salt, please?
% Would you be so kind to give me an ice cream, please?
% May I have some money, please?
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% Yes, of course.
% OK. Here you are.
% Sure.
% Certainly.
% Of course. Here you are.
% I’d like to give you.
% This is for you.
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% I’m sorry, I’m busy.
% Sorry, but nothing left.
% Sorry, but you must not eat too much sugar.
% I’m reading it right now.
% I’m really sorry, I’m very busy.
% I’m sorry. I don’t have an ice cream.
% Sorry, not this time.
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10.
Asking
for Agreement, Agreeing and Disagreeing
Asking for Agreement
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Agreeing
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Disagreeing
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Ë It is a fantastic
film, isn’t it?
Ë Do you agree with ….?
Ë Don’t you think so?
Ë Don’t you agree?
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Ë Yes, it really is.
Ë I think so.
Ë Yes, I agree with you.
Ë That’s a good idea.
Ë I think you are right.
Ë That’s right.
Ë I agree.
Ë That’s true.
Ë I’m with you.
Ë Right.
Ë I can’t agree more.
Ë I’m in complete
agreement with you
Ë Yeah/Yup.
Ë You are right.
Ë That just what I
think, of course.
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Ë I don’t think so.
Ë I don’t agree with
you.
Ë I disagree.
Ë That’s not a good
idea.
Ë I don’t think that’s
right.
Ë I’m sorry. I disagree.
Ë I totally disagree.
Ë That’s not right.
Ë That’s not true.
Ë No way!
Ë Not a chance!
Ë I see what you mean,
but ….
Ë That may be true, but
….
Ë No way!
Ë I can’t agree with ….
Ë No, that’s wrong.
Ë Not quite true.
Ë I don’t know for sure.
Ë But, I thought ….
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11.
Asking
for, Giving and Denying information
Asking for information
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Giving information
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Denying information
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Could
you tell me where Grand Bali hotel is?
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Is it
far from the airport?
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What’s
the matter with you?
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Where
did you put the book?
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Do you
know where the First National Bank is?
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Can you
tell me how to get to the subway station from the bank?
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I’d like
to know ….?
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It’s on
Jalan Hang Tuah.
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No. It’s
about 25 minutes drive.
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I’ve got
a toothache.
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I put it
on the table.
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Yes.
Just go straight down this road and the First National Bank is on your right.
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Sure,
you have to take the no. 12 bus and get off in Burbank street. The subway
station is there.
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Yes, I
know that. It ….
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That’s
not true.
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I don’t
want to talk about it.
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I don’t
know.
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I can’t
remember.
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How do
you know that?
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Are you
sure? As far as I know ….
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I’m
really sorry, but ….
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12.
Asking for, Giving and Discarding permission
Asking for permission
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Giving permission
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Discarding permission
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·
Can I
talk to you?
·
May I
open the window?
·
May I go
to the movie?
·
Can I
swim in the river?
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Can I
walk on the grass, please?
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·
Yes, of
course you can.
·
Sure.
·
Yes, you
may.
·
Yes, you
can.
·
Yes,
certainly.
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·
I’m sorry,
you can’t
·
I’m
sorry, you may not.
·
I’m
afraid you may not.
·
I’m
afraid you can’t.
·
I’m
sorry, it’s not allowed.
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13.
Responding
to a statement
Statement
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Responding to a
statement
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§ Sanur beach is lovely.
§ I can stay in the
beach for the whole night.
§ Fredy is such a
careless boy.
§ It’s a beautiful
night.
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§ That’s right.
§ Yeah. It’s so
beautiful.
§ That’s true.
§ Yes, it is
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14.
Showing
attention
Showing attention
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ª Really?
ª Wow!
ª Right.
ª Did you?
ª Were you?
ª Is she?
ª I see.
ª Is it?
ª Hmmm ….
ª Yes.
ª And.
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15.
Making
a conversation
Starting a conversation
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Extending a conversation
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Ending a conversation
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ჯ
Nice day, isn’t it?
ჯ
Nice place, isn’t it?
ჯ
Have you been here
before?
ჯ
You know what?
ჯ
Let me tell you something
important.
ჯ
Have you known that ….?
ჯ
Hi!....
ჯ
Hello!....
ჯ
Excuse me, ….
ჯ
I hope you don’t mind if
….
ჯ
Lovely day, right?
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ჯ
Tell me more.
ჯ
Really?
ჯ
And then?
ჯ
I guess so.
ჯ
By the way
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ჯ
See you around.
ჯ
Goodbye.
ჯ
It’s been a pleasure
talking to you.
ჯ
Take care.
ჯ
I think I’ve got go now.
ჯ
I’m sorry, I’ve got to go
now.
ჯ
I’m afraid, I must go
now.
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16.
Making
a phone call
Starting a conversation on the telephone
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Extending a conversation on the telephone
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Ending a conversation on the telephone
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¤ Hello?
¤ Who’s calling, please?
¤ Who’s speaking?
¤ Can I speak to ….?
¤ May I speak to ….?
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¤ By the way, ….
¤ Well, ….
¤ Anyway, ….
¤ Ummm, ….
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¤ It’s nice talking to
you.
¤ It’s time for me to
say goodbye.
¤ Bye.
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17.
Asking
people to do something
Asking people to do something
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Responses
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◊ Let’s (+V1)
….
◊ What about (+Ving)
….
◊ Shall we (+V1)
….
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Agree
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Disagree
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◊ Okay. ….
◊ Let’s do it ….
◊ That’s a good idea ….
◊ All right ….
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◊ I’m sorry, I don’t
feel like I want to ….
◊ I’m very sorry, I
can’t.
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18.
Expressing
Certainty and Uncertainty
Expressing Certainty
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Expressing Uncertainty
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R I’m
sure.
R No
doubt.
R Definitely.
R I’m
certain.
R I’m
positive.
R I’m
very sure.
R I’m
believe so
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R I
doubt it.
R I’m
not sure.
R I’m
not certain.
R I’m
not positive.
R I
can’t say that for sure.
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19.
Asking
Repetition
Asking
Repetition
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C Pardon
C Pardon me
C I beg your pardon
C Please, say that
again.
C I’m sorry I can’t hear
you.
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20.
Showing
Admiration
Showing Admiration
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P
What a
wonderful view!
P
That’s
very beautiful country!
P
How
terrific it is!
P
It is a
real clean beach
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21.
Responding
to bad news
Responding
to really bad news
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Responding
to less serious bad news
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∞ How awful!
∞ How terrible!
∞ I’m really sorry to
hear that!
∞ That must be awful!
∞ That must be terrible!
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∞ Oh no!
∞ What a pity!
∞ What a shame!
∞ What a nuisance!
∞ Poor of you!
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22.
Responding
to good news
Responding to good news
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∴
Wow!
∴
Amazing
∴
Wonderful
∴
That’s
great
∴
I’m glad
to hear that
∴
I’m happy
with the news
∴
I can feel
that you’re happy
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23.
Greeting
Greeting
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Responses
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∮ Hi ….
∮ Hello ….
∮ How are you?
∮ How are things?
∮ How are you doing?
∮ How have you been?
∮ How is everything?
∮ I’m glad/pleased/happy
to meet you.
∮ It’s nice/good/great
meeting you.
∮ Good morning/day/afternoon/evening.
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∮ Hi ….
∮ Hello ….
∮ I’m fine.
∮ Very well.
∮ Okay.
∮ Not bad.
∮ All right.
∮ Me, too.
∮ It’s nice/good/great
meeting you, too.
∮ Good
morning/day/afternoon/evening.
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24.
Introducing
Self Introducing
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Introducing others
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Asking for and responding about
people’s name
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Asking for and responding about
people’s address
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♫ Let
me introduce myself.
♫ My
name is ….
♫ I
am ….
♫ Allow
me to introduce myself.
♫ I’d
like to introduce myself.
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♫ I’d
like to introduce ….
♫ Let
me introduce ….
♫ I’d
like you to meet ….
♫ This
is ….
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Asking
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Responses
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Asking
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Responses
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♫ What
is your name, please?
♫ What
is your first name?
♫ How
do you spell your name?
♫ Can
I have your name?
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♫ My
name is AndreanPratama.
♫ My
first name is Andrean.
♫ A-N-D-R-E-A-N
♫ Yes,
of course. My name is AndreanPratama
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♫ Where
do you live?
♫ Where
is your house?
♫ Where
do you come from?
♫ Where
is your address house?
♫ Where
is your boarding house?
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♫ I
live in Jl. JendralSoedirman 69 Surakarta
♫ My
house is inSiantan.
♫ I
come from Bali
♫ My
address house is in Jl. Tugu 11 Bandung.
♫ My
boarding house is in Jl. Cendana Jakarta.
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25.
Expressing
Leave Taking
Leave taking
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Responses
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� I think I should be
going/getting on my way now.
� I’ve really got to
go/run now.
� I’d really better go
now.
� I have to get going
now.
� Good bye.
� See you…
� Take care.
� Farewell.
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� I should get going,
too.
� I’ll call you.
� I’ll see you.
� Let’s get together
soon.
� Good bye.
� See you…
� Take care.
� Farewell.
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26.
Giving
Command, Prohibition and Warning
Giving Command
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Giving Prohibition
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Giving Warning
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E Sit down!
E Stand up!
E Be quiet!
E Open the book!
E Read the book!
E Turn on the radio!
E Do your homework!
E Open the door!
E Close the window!
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E Don’t litter!
E No smoking!
E You mustn’t be late!
E Don’t cheat!
E Don’t go!
E Don’t open the door!
E Don’t stay here!
E Never come back here
anymore.
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E Be careful.
E Wet floor.
E Look out.
E Go out.
E Keep your eyes open.
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27.
Expressing
Gratitude
Expressing Gratitude
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Responses
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I I’m very grateful for ….
I I’m so grateful for ….
I Thank you very much for ….
I Thank you for ….
I That was nice of you. Thank you.
I That was nice of you.
I Thanks a lot for ….
I Thanks.
I Thanks a million.
I I keep forgetting to thank you for ….
I I want to express my gratitude to ….
I I want to thank ….
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I You’re welcome
I You’re entirely
welcome
I You’re welcome
I Don’t mention it
I It was my pleasure
I You’re welcome/ Don’t
mention it
I You’re welcome
I Don’t worry about it
I Forget it
I I’m glad I could help
I That’s alright
I It was nothing at all
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28.
Expressing
Apology
Expressing Apology
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Accepting Apology
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☃ Sorry.
☃ I’m very sorry.
☃ Please excuse me for ….
☃ Please forgive me.
☃ Forgive me for …. (Verb-ing).
☃ I feel terrible/bad.
☃ I don’t mean to make things difficult for you.
☃ I’d like to apologize for …. (Verb-ing).
☃ I apologize for ….
☃ Please accept my apology for ….
☃ Forgive me, I’m terribly sorry about ….
☃ I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to.
☃ Oh no! Did I do that?
☃ Oh! I’m sorry.
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☃ It’s alright.
☃ Please don’t be sorry.
☃ Don’t worry about it.
☃ These things will
happen.
☃ No problem.
☃ Not to worry.
☃ Never mind.
☃ It doesn’t matter.
☃ That’s OK.
☃ Please don’t be sorry.
☃ That’s quite all
right.
☃ I understand
completely.
☃ You really don’t have
anything to apologize for ….
☃ I don’t worry about it
if I were you.
☃ Oh, that’s all right.
It can happen to anyone.
☃ It’s not your fault.
☃ Forget it!
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29.
Expressing
Like and Dislike
Expressing Like
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Expressing Dislike
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♛ I like ….
♛ I love ….
♛ I enjoy ….
♛ I really enjoy ….
♛ I’m very fond of ….
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♛ I don’t like ….
♛ I hate ….
♛ I really hate ….
♛ I can’t bear ….
♛ I can’t stand ….
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30.
Expressing
Possibility and Impossibility
Expressing Possibility
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Expressing Impossibility
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G It is possible that the
headmaster will teach this class
G They might go to London this
holiday.
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G It’s not possible that she will come.
G It’s impossible that they finish the job proberly.
G It’s unlikely that the condition is getting better.
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31.
Expressing
Sympathy and Hope
Expressing Sympathy
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Expressing Hope
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¹ I’m sorry to hear that.
¹ That’s too bad.
¹ That’s awful.
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¹ I hope that ….
¹ I hope we will ….
¹ I hope you will ….
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