SPEAKING

Introductions (Professions, Personal and Family Matters)  Welcome!   I would like to introduce you to Peter P. Mr.P, I would like to introduce Jose to you.   I am please to meet you./How do you do? I am pleased to have met you. What is your name? My name is Peter Pan.   Where are you from?   I […]

Clerk: Hello sir(madam) welcome to Turkcell. How may I help you? Guest: Yes, I’m interested in buying a phone. Clerk: Sure, follow me. Clerk: Ok, here are our phones. This is the newest phone that just came out. It has the latest technology. A camera, video recorder, touch screen, it has everything anybody could possibly

1. Make an Appointment In hospital Jake: I would like to see Dr.Brown, please ? Receptionist: Just a second, let me see. The first appointment will be Ok at 4.00 pm on Tuesday. Jake: I am afraid Tuesday is not good for me. What about Wednesday ? Receptionist: 2.00 pm on Wednesday ? Jake: Yes,

How to Describe Health Problems Let’s start by recalling some health problems: I have ………….. (This indicates that you have the mentioned illness.) For example: My stomach hurts. Actions to Take: What do you usually do when you have one of the problems above? Dialogue: Mike: Ian, I am not feeling well today. Ian: What’s

Past Tense Dialogues Dialogue 1 A: Hi? B: Hello. It’s Diana. I called you last night, but you weren’t at home. A: Yes, because I was at the cinema. B: Oh, really? What did you see? A: Inception. B: Was it good? A: Yes, it’s really a nice movie. The story and the acting were

Short Answers in English When responding to yes or no questions in English, you can use short answers: Are you coming to our house? – Yes, I am. Are you watching the match tonight? – Yes, I am / No, I am not. (Present Continuous) Do you like watching cartoons? – Yes, I do (Yes,

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

Formal and Informal Speaking Tips Learn about formal, less formal, and informal speaking formulas in English conversations. Greeting Someone Starting a Conversation Introducing Yourself