SPEAKING

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.  […]

Some sentences to help you order food in a restaurant: Waiter:        May I take your order ?        Are you ready  to order ?        Would you like to have /  eat mashed potatoes ?        Would you like dessert / an appetizer ?        Would you like to drink something ?        Would

Topics to discuss / Speaking and Writing Topics to discuss: 1.      Information about the raw materials in our country. 2.      Your country in the 30 years time. 3.      The importance of learning foreign languages. 4.      Information about your country’s food-cookery. 5.      Information about the great thinkers in forms of literature, history, etc… 6.      The scientists

Common Signs Entrance. Exit. No entry. No smoking. Danger. Stop! Emergencies Help! Police! Where is/are the police? Stop! Go away! Leave me alone! Look out! Come here. Would you please come here? Can you help me? What happened? What’s wrong? My wallet has been stolen. I have lost my passport and my wallet. I am

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

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