Restaurant Types: Which one do you usually go to? I usually go to local restaurants. Common Words in Restaurants: Recommend, Service, Menu, Bill, Main course, Starter (appetizer in American English), Salad, Soup, Dessert, Steak, Beef, Chicken, Soft drink, Fizzy drink, Mineral water, Juice Describing Food in a Restaurant: Tender, A bit too salty, Excellent, Really […]
How to Express Health Problems in English In the UK, a pharmacy is called “chemist’s,” and in the US, it’s called a “drugstore.” Health Problems: Useful Phrases: Advice: As you may recall, when giving advice, we use the words “should” or “shouldn’t.” When we feel ill, we should see a doctor.
What Would You Hear in the Shops? Let’s practice the names of the shops: Here are some common phrases you might hear in these shops: Clothes Shop:Do you have this in a small size? Bakery:They are fresh from our oven. Butcher’s:A kilo of lamb meat, please. Post Office:We need to send this letter to the
Buses Bus Stop Where is the nearest bus stop? Which bus goes to Las Vegas? Where are the bus tickets sold? Can I buy a ticket on the bus? How much is one ticket? I want to get off in Burnsville. Could you please tell me when I should get off? Where is
Speaking FLUENTLY Greeting: Hello / Hi / How are you doing ? Hello / Hi / How is it going ? Hello / Hi / How are things ? Positive: Fine Fine, thanks. How are you ? Good,thanks . And you ? Not so bad, thanks. How are you doing ? Negative: Not brilliant, not
DIALOGUES AND MONOLOGUES SPEAKING DIALOGUE 1 Greetings Ali : Good morning, Burak! Burak : Hello, Ali Ali : How are you ? Burak : I am fine, thanks. And you ? Ali : Not bad. I am Ok. See you later. Burak : Ok. Goodbye. DIALOGUE 2 Introducing yourself Tarık : Hello. My
Here you are ! In this lesson, we’ll practise intonation and pronunciation by reading specific information about the dialogue. Key words / Buying things bell customer shop assistant key ring flag T-shirt cup scarf watch souvenir Useful Phrases / Buying Can I help you ? How much is it ? Here you are! That’s a good
Speaking with Politeness and Elegance We all aspire to speak English with the elegance of a true Sir or Lady, capturing attention and leaving a positive impression on others. Whether it’s for impressing examiners during speaking tests or for personal growth, having refined language skills is a common goal. Below, we’ve prepared a guide on
Why Do We Work? Conversational English Conversation 1 A: Where do you work, Jessica? J: I work at Pizza Real Restaurant. A: Oh, really? What do you do there? J: I’m a waitress. I serve food. A: Tiring? J: Yes, it is a tiring job, but I like it. And what do you do? A:
Basic English Expressions Yes. No. Please. Good morning. Hello. Hello, good-bye. Welcome! Good evening. Good night. Good-bye. Thank you. You’re welcome. How are you? I am fine, thank you. How are you? Excuse me. I beg your pardon; I am sorry. OK; okay. It’s not important. It doesn’t matter. Please come in. Please sit down.
