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Software Adroit »
Spoken English
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Hello & Goodbye
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Saying Hello:
Hello
Hi
Good morning
Good afternoon
Good evening
Hey(informal)
Howdy(informal)
How are you?
How are you doing?
How do you do?
Responding to Hello:
Hi
Hello
Good morning
Good afternoon
Good evening
I am fine thank you
Can not complain
Not bad
Leaving and saying goodbye:
All right, everyone, it's time to head off.
Anyway, guys I am going to make a move.
Ok, everyone, it is time to leave you.
See you later
Talk to you later!
If you want to say goodbye in a hurry:
I am so sorry, I have got to rush off
I am afraid, I am going to have to hurry!
Saying goodbye politely after meeting someone:
Glad to see you.
It has been lovely to see you.
It was great to see you.
Good to see you.
Have a lovely evening.
Have a good day.
Saying goodbye to your hosts:
Thanks very much for dinner, it was lovely!
Thank you very much for having me.
Other ways to say goodbye:
Take care
Bye!
Bye Bye!
Later man bro!
Have a good one!
It is time to be going!
See ya later
So Long!
Slang Goodbyes:
Catch you later
Peace!
I am out!
Smell you later
Peace out
Final goodbye:
Farewell
Introducing
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Introducing yourself:
My name is Russell
I am Alif
Nice to meet you, I am Russell
Pleased to meet you, I am Alif
Let me introduce myself
Allow me to introduce myself
I would like to introduce myself, I am Russell
Introducing others:
Russell, please meet Alif.
Russell, have you met Alif?
I would like you to meet Afra.
I would like to introduce you to Tusnuva.
Tusnuva, this is Afra. Afra this is Tusnuva.
Let me introduce my nephew, Alif
Allow me to introduce a friend to you
I would like to introduce my friend, Sahadat
Introducing responses:
Nice to meet you.
Pleased to meet you.
Happy to meet you.
Glad to meet you.
How do you do?
Dialogue:
Alif:Hi! My name is Alif Hossain, the new manager.
Russell:Hi! I am Russell. Nice to meet you, mister Alif Hossain.
Alif:please meet mister Tamal, my assistant.
Tamal:How do you do?
Russell:I am ok and you?
Telling The Time
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How to tell the time in English?
There are two common ways of telling the time in English. For 1:30 you can use one of these two ways.
Digital: the easier way - One thirty
Classical: you say the minutes first then the hour - thirty to two
Asking about the time:
What time is it?
What time do you make it?
What is the time?
What Have you got the right time?
Telling the time:
2.00 - It is two o'clock - It is two
2.06 - It is six minutes past two - It is two oh six
2.09 - It is nine minutes past two - It is two oh nine
2.12 - It is twelve past two - It is two twelve
2.15 - It is a quarter past two - It is two fifteen
2.20 - It is twenty past two - It is two twenty
2.25 - It is twenty-five past two - It is two twenty-five
2.30 - It is half past two - It is two thirty
2.35 - It is twenty-five to three - It is two thirty-five
2.40 - It is twenty to three - It is two forty
2.45 - It is a quarter to three - It is two forty-five
2.50 - It is ten to three - It is two fifty
2.55 - It is five to three - It is two fifty-five
2.57 - It is three minutes to three - It is two fifty-seven
2.58 - It is nearly three o'clock - It is two fifty-eight
3.00 - It is three o'clock - It is three
3.30 - Half past three - Thirty minutes till 4
Example:
Question: How long untill we leave?
Answer: A few minutes.
Question: What time is it now?
Answer: A couple minutes past two.
Question: Do you know what time it is now?
Answer: About ten minutes past midnight
Question: When do the trains stop running?
Answer:At fifteen after twelve
Question:What is the time, please?
Answer:It is two o'clock.
Ask & Answer
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General or Yes,No Questions
Do you like this country? –
Does Tamal know about your new job? –
Can I call my sister? –
Is it cold outside? –
Are they ready for the trip? –
Are you hungry? –
Did she clean the room? – Yes, she did.
Have you done your homework? – Yes, I have.
Will you buy that dress? – Yes, I will.
Special or Wh-Questions
Where is he from?
When did you come here?
How did you meet her?
How many eggs do we need for this cake?
Whose children are playing in the yard?
Who goes to the cinema?
What is on the table?
Who wears skirts here?
Choice Questions
Does she like ice cream or sweets? – She likes ice cream.
Where would you go, to the cinema or the theatre? – I would go to the cinema.
Is he a teacher or a student? – He is a student.
Does she make it or do you? – She does.
Did they buy that house or did she? – They did.
Disjunctive or Tag Questions
She sent him an invitation, did not she? – Yes, she did.
You are not getting married, are you? – No, I am not.
Afra is not in France, is she? – No, she isn’t.
Our dad will come soon, will not he? – Yes, he will.
I am going with you, are not I? – Yes, you are.
Tele Conversations
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Hello Tech Vibes, Russell spaking, how may I help you?
You have reached Tech Vibes company.
How can I help you?
Can I speak to mister Alif?
Could I speak to Sahadat, please?
Who shall I say is calling?
Who is calling, please?
Who is speaking?
May I please speak to Alif?
I would like to speak to Afra, please
It is mister Tamal here.
It is Miss Tasnuva speaking.
Russell speaking.
Please hold and I will put you through.
Just a second. I will see if he is in.
Hang on for a moment.
Purchasing
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Can I help you?
Yes, I am looking for a T-shirt.
What size are you?
I am a medium.
What color would you like?
A blue one.
Here you are.Thank you.
Can I try it on?
Certainly, the changing room is over there.
Thank you.
How does it fit?
It is fantastic. I like it.
Yes it looks nice on you.
Thank you. I will buy it.
OK, how would you like to pay?
Do you take credit cards?
Yes, I do.
OK, here is my credit card.
Thank you. Have a nice day!
Thank you, goodbye.
Directions
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Asking about direction:
How can I get to thana road from here?
How can I get to a coffee shop?
Can you show me the way to Airport?
Can you tell me how to get to passenger bus?
Where is the playground?
What is the best way to get to a shopping mall?
Giving directions:
Go straight on
Turn left
Take the first (turning) to the right.
Go past the restaurant
The stadium is next to the Highway
Opinion
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Expressing opinion:
I think-
As far as I am concerned-
To my mind-
According to me-
As I see it-
It seems to me that-
In my point of view or my opinion-
From my point of view-
I am of the opinion that-
I take the view that-
My personal view is that-
In my experience-
As far as I understand or can see or see it-
Agreeing with an opinion:
I agree with this opinion.
I completely agree with this view.
This is absolutely right.
I would go along with that.
Partial agreement:
I agree with this point of view, but I have a little bit doubt
This idea is right, but I do not support out and out
I agree with you, but there is a problem
Disagreeing with an opinion:
I am afraid. I can not agree with you.
I disagree with you.
I do not agree with you.
I am not sure I agree with you
I think you are wrong
Cause and Effect
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He is too weak to walk.
The police arrested him since he broke into a bank.
She can not read the letter as she is illiterate.
He can not run fast for he is too fat.
Owing to his intelligence, he managed to solve the problem.
Due to the bad weather, they did not go for a picnic.
The cause of global warmingis pollution.
Global warmingis caused by pollution.
Thanks to his hard work, he passed the exam.
The flight was canceled owing to high winds.
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Request
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Making Request:
Can you show me your photo album, please?
Will you lend me your book, please?
Could you possibly show me the way to the post office, please?
Would you help me with this exercise, please?
Would you mind lending me your pen, please?
Responding to request:
Sure here you are.
Okey.
Oh, I am sorry I need it
I am afraid I can not.
Good & Bad News
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Giving good and bad news:
I am really pleased to tell you-
I have got a bit of good news to tell you-
I have got some great news for you-
You know what! I have got a bit of good news for you-
Great news for you-
I am afraid I have got some bad news for you-
I am sorry I have got a bit of bad news to tell you-
I really do not know how to say it, but-
I am sorry to have to say this, but-
I really feel bad to have to say this, but-
Responding to good news:
Wow, that sounds exciting !
That is great !
How fantastic !
What fantastic news!
That is brilliant news!
That sounds like great news!
Congratulations!
That is wonderful!
I am glad to hear that!
Great news!
Incredible!
Superb!
Sounds great!
Lucky you!
Oh, how wonderful!
I can not believe that!
Responding to bad news:
I am awfully sorry that-
I am sorry to hear that-
I am sorry to hear such terrible news.
My goodness!
I can not believe it!
Poor you!
I do sympathize with you.
Please, accept my deepest sympathy.
I know how you must be feeling.
That must be awful
Oh, dear !
Too bad !
That is awful.
Conversation Filler
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While listening:
Really?
Right
Sure
How awful!
Oh no!
You are joking!
What a pity!
While speaking:
Well
Ok
So
Let me think
I mean
I guess
You know
Like
What I want to say is-
The point I want to make is-
Anyway
Well, what I mean is that
Back to our topic
As I was saying
The basic idea is-
kind of-
Expressing praise
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Amazing!
Bravo!
Brilliant!
Cool!
Fantastic!
Hats off!
He deserves a medal!
I am impressed!
I could not have put it better myself.
Incredible!
keep it up!
Keep up the good work!
Lovely!
Marvelous!
Nice one!
Respect!
Stunning!
Thumbs up!
Unbelievable!
Way to go!
Well done!
What a genius!
Wonderful!
You rock!
You rule!
Guesses
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Asking people to guess something:
Have a guess!
Take a guess!
Hazard a guess!
Make a guess!
Can you guess?
Guess?
Guess at (something)
Guess what!
Making guesses:
I guess
My guess is
I would say
I would bet
At a guess, I think
Chances are
Off the top of my head, I think
Knowing him
If I had to take a guess, I would say
Probably
Maybe
It is difficult to say, but I think
Examples:
Situation 1: Russell is reading a book.
Alif: What are you reading?
Russell: Hazard a guess!
Situation 2: guessing Afra's age.
Alif: How old are you?
Afra: Take a guess!
Alif: At a guess, I would say you are 20.
Situation 3: Tamal is late.
Mr. Opu: I wonder why Tamal is not here.
His secretary: My guess is that her car has broken down.
Situation 4: Guessing past events.
Opu: Guess what I did last Saturday.
Russell: I would bet you stayed at home.
Opu: Wrong guess! I met my school friend and went to a restaurant.
Situation 5: Guessing the price.
Russell: How much do you think I bought this phone?
Alif: Off the top of my head, I think it cost you two hundred dollars.
Situation 6: Guessing what the weather will be like.
Tasnuva: Will you join the demonstration against global warming next weekend?
Afra: Yes, I will.
Tasnuva: Bring an umbrella with you because chances are it is going to rain.
Exclamations
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Using interjections:
I am sorry I have got a bit of bad news to tell you. Tamal had a terrible accident yesterday
Oh, God!
Aha! Now I get your point.
Gosh!
Wow!
Using what:
What a beautiful day!
What a great time we had!
Using how:
How cute!
How wonderful it is to spend the evening with you!
How politely he behaved!
How foolish is it!
Using negative interrogative forms:
Does not she look beautiful in those jeans?
Is not she cute?
Is not it a beautiful day?
Using so:
She is so beautiful!
He sang so nicely!
Using such:
She is such a nosy old lady!
He is such a generous man!
Feelings
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Asking about Feelings:
How are you feeling today?
You look sad or upset. Are you OK?
You seem a little bit distracted.
Are you alright?
You seem kind of low today. What is wrong?
You seem a little blue today. What is the matter?
What is wrong?
What is the matter?
Are you ok?
Are you happy?
Is everything alright?
Expressing Feelings:
I feel a little sad
I am a little angry
To be honest, I am a little bit happy
It has been a difficult day.
The thing is that, I am angry
I am mad at him
Vocabulary about feelings:
sad
unhappy
feel blue
feel low
depressed
downhearted
angry
cross
annoyed
irritated
mad
furious
vexed
indignant
irate
Condolence
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I am deeply sorry to hear about the death of your grand pa.
I am really sorry to hear about the mishap.
I was heartbroken by the sad news.
Words can not express the sadness I feel about your illness.
Words fall short of expressing my sadness.
Let me express my sorrow for the loss of profit.
Please accept our heartfelt condolences.
We will never forget-
We will always remember-
We will sadly miss-
Sorry, I am at a loss for words to express my sadness.
Promises
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Making promises:
I promise that I will help you.
I promise not to do the same mistake again.
It is a promise.
I give you my word on that.
You have my word on it.
I promise that I will do my homework.
I swear I will never hurt you.
I swear I will not break your heart.
I assure you that I will finish the job on time.
I assure you that I will send you all the information you need.
Believe me, I will not disappoint you.
Trust me, I will help you.
Responses to promises:
All right. Keep your promise.
I hope you will keep your promise.
I hope you will not go back on your word.
Thank you. I believe you.
I hope you will keep your words.
Clarification
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How to express lack of understanding:
I beg your pardon?
I beg your pardon, but I do not quite understand.
I am not quite sure I know what you mean.
I am not quite sure I follow you.
I do not quite see what you mean.
I am not sure I got your point.
Sorry, I did not quite hear what you said.
Sorry, I did not get your point.
I do not quite see what you are getting at.
How you ask for clarification:
What do you mean by?
Do you mean?
Could you say that again, please?
Could you repeat please?
Could you clarify that, please?
Would you elaborate on that , please?
Could you be more explicit?
Could you explain what you mean by?
Could you give us an example?
I wonder if you could say that in a different way.
Could you put it differently, please?
Could you be more specific, please?
Clarifying one's point or idea:
Let me explain that
Let me explain that in more detail
Let me put it in another way
Sorry let me explain
In other words
To say this differently
To put it differently
Indifference
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So what?
Who cares!
I do not care!
It is all the same to me.
I have no preference.
I suppose so.
I do not mind.
It does not matter to me.
Whatever you want?.
Whatever you do?
I do not mind.
It is your decision.
Who knows!
Why should I care?
It makes no difference to me.
In a Restaurant
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Dining at a Restaurant Alone:
Waitperson: Hi. How are you doing this afternoon?
Customer: Fine, thank you. Can I see a menu, please?
Waitperson: Certainly, here you are.
Customer: Thank you. What is today's special?
Waitperson: Grilled fish and roasted meat.
Customer: That sounds good. I will have that.
Waitperson: Would you like something to drink?
Customer: Yes, I would like a coke.
Waitperson: Thank you, here you are. Enjoy your meal!
Customer: Thank you.
Waitperson: Can I get you anything else?
Customer: No thanks. I would like the check, please.
Waitperson: That will be $10.95.
Customer: Here you are. Keep the change!
Waitperson: Thank you! Have a good day!
Customer: Goodbye.
At a Restaurant with Friends:
Russell: The pasta looks really good.
Alif: It is! I had it the last time I was here.
Tasnuva: How is the pizza, Alif?
Alif: It is good, but I think the pasta is better. What would you recommend?
Waitperson: I would recommend the halim. It's excellent!
Alif: That sounds great. I will have that.
Waitperson: Fine. Would you like an appetizer?
Alif: No, halim is more than enough for me!
Russell: I think I will have the halim as well.
Waitperson: Right. That is two halim. Would you care for an appetizer?
Russell: Yes, I will take the coffee.
Tasnuva: Oh, that sounds good! I can not decide between the halim and grilled fish.
Waitperson: The fish is fresh, so I would recommend that.
Tasnuva: Great. I will have the fish. I would also like a salad.
Waitperson: What would you like to drink?
Russell: I will have water.
Alif: I would like a coke.
Tasnuva: I will take a coke also.
Waitperson: Thank you. I will get the drinks and the appetizers.
Russell: Thank you.
In an Airport
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Service agent:
Good morning. Can I have your ticket, please?
Passenger: Here you are.
Service agent: Would you like a window or an aisle seat?
Passenger: An aisle seat, please.
Service agent: Do you have any baggage?
Passenger: Yes, this suitcase and this carry-on bag.
Service agent: Here is your boarding pass. Have a nice flight.
Passenger: Thank you.
Security officer:
Next!
Passenger: Here is my ticket.
Security officer: Please step through the scanner.
Passenger: beep, beep, beep What is wrong?
Security officer: Please step to the side.
Passenger: Certainly.
Security officer: Do you have any coins in your pocket?
Passenger: No, but I have some keys.
Security officer: Ah, that is the problem. Put your keys in this bin and walk through the scanner again.
Passenger: OK.
Security officer: Excellent. No problem. Remember to unload your pockets before you go through security next time.
Passenger: I will do that. Thank you.
Security officer: Have a nice day.
Passport official:
Good morning. Can I see your passport?
Passenger: Here you are.
Passport official: Thank you very much. Are you a tourist or here on business?
Passenger: I am a tourist.
Passport official: That is fine. Have a pleasant stay.
Passenger: Thank you.
Customs official: Good morning. Do you have anything to declare?
Passenger: I am not sure. I have two bottles of soft drinks. Do I need to declare that?
Customs official:
No, you can have up to 2 quarts.
Passenger: Great.
Customs official: Have you brought any food into the country?
Passenger: Just some cheese I bought in Bangladesh.
Customs official: I am afraid I will have to take that.
Passenger: Why? It is just some cheese.
Customs official: Unfortunately, you are not allowed to bring cheese into the country. I am sorry.
Passenger: OK. Here you are.
Customs official: Thank you. Have a nice day.
Passenger: You, too.
Phrasal Verbs
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Ask out- Make a date.
Break down- Stop operating.
Break up- End a relationship.
Call back- Return a phone call.
Calm down- Relax.
Check in- Register a hotel.
Check out- Leave a hotel.
Chear up- Make happier.
Come back- Return.
Come from- Originate.
Come in- Enter a place.
Come on- Encourage.
Come over- Visit informally.
Count on- Trust.
Come up with- Think of something.
Cut off- Disconnect.
Do over- Repeat.
Dress up- Put on special clothes.
Drop by- Visit informally.
Eat out- Eat in a restaurent.
Figure out- Understand.
Fill out- Complete a form.
Find out- Discover.
Get along with- Be friendly.
Get back- Return to a place.
Get in- Enter a car.
Get off- Leave any vehicle.
Get on- Enter any vehicle.
Get rid of- Discard.
Get up- Get out of bed.
Give back- Return.
Go ahead- Proceed.
Give up- Stop trying,Quit a habit.
Go away- Leave.
Go back- Return to a place.
Go down- Decrease.
Go on- Continue,Happen.
Go up- Increase.
Go out- Go to a social event.
Grow up- Become an adult.
Hang up- End a phone call.
Hold on- Wait a short time.
Hurry up- Do things faster.
Keep on- Continue.
Let down- Disappoint.
Lie down- Rest.
Log in- Gain access.
Log out- Exit a computer.
Look after- Take care of.
Look around- Start to look.
Look at- Direct your eyes.
Look down on- Express disdain.
Look for- Try to find.
Look forward to- Expect with pleasure.
Look out- Be careful.
Look up- Search.
Make up- Decide.
Pass away- Die.
Pay back- Repay.
Pass out- Become unconcious.
Pick up- Take in one's hands,Take from a place.
Pull over- Stop the car.
Put away- Keep.
Put down- Stop holding.
Put off- Postpone,Delay.
Put on- Start wearing.
Put out- Stop burring.
Run away- Leave a place.
Run into- Meet by chance.
Shop around- Compare prices.
Show off- Try to impress.
Show up- Appear.
Sit down- Take a seat.
Slow down- Go more slowly.
Speak for- Express the feelings.
Speak up- Talk louder.
Stand by- Sopport.
Stand up- Be on your feet.
Switch on- Turn on.
Switch off- Turn off.
Take back- Return.
Take off- Leave the ground.
Think over- Consider.
Throw away- Discard.
Throw up- Vomit.
Try on- Put on clothes.
Turn down- Decrease.
Turn up- Increase.
Turn on- Start operating
Turn off- Stop operating
Wake up- Stop sleeping.
Warm up- Become warm.
Watch out- Be careful.
Work out- Exercise the body.
Write down- Write on a piece of paper.
Idioms
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Blind date: A date where the two people have never met before.
Get along with: To have a good relationship with someone.
Kick The Bucket: Die.
Oddball: A strange person.
Knee Jerk Reaction: A quick and automatic response.
Hang in there: Don’t give up.
Pull yourself together: Calm down.
So far so good: Things are going well so far.
Down-To-Earth: sensible and realistic.
Curiosity killed the cat: Being too curious can get you into trouble.
9 Elvis has left the building:The show has come to an end It’s all over.
2 Last straw: The final problem in a series of problems.
Joined at the hip: to be exceptionally close to someone.
Elbow grease: hard physical efford.
Forty winks: a short nap.
Barrel of laugh: someone who is very funny.
Old as the hills: some who is very old.
In the doghouse: To have some unhappy with you.
Up for grabs: Available for anyone.
Split hairs: Argue or worry about small details.
Round the bend: Crazy.
See eye to eye: To concur.
Break a leg: Good luck.
Ball is in your court: It is up to you to make the next decision or step.
Barking up the wrong tree: Looking in the wrong place.
Be glad to see the back of: Be happy when a person leaves.
Against The Clock: Rushed and short on time.
Don’t judge a book by its cover: Don’t judge something primarily by its appearance.
Thanks to: Due to.
Ball is in your court: It is up to you to make the next decision or step.
Pop the Question: Propose marriage.
Like Taking Candy from a Baby: Very easy.
Black out: Faint.
Golden opportunity: The perfect chance.
Heavy Hitter: A powerful person.
sit tight: wait patiently.
a thumbs up:that’s good.
In touch: In contact.
take it easy: relax.
For the time being: At the present moment.
Speaking Basics
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See, Saw, Seen, Watch, Find+(verb+ing)
It's time to + (verb)
I'm good at
I'm + (verb)
He is...weak...walk(too,to)
I'm trying + (verb)
Let's not + (verb)
I have + (noun)
I have + (past participle)
I used to + (verb)
I have to + (verb)
There's no need to + (verb)
If I were you, I would + (verb)
I would like to + (verb)
I plan to + (verb)
I've decided to + (verb)
I was about to + (verb)
I didn't mean to + (verb)
I don't have time to + (verb)
I promise not to + (verb)
I'd rather + (verb)
I feel like + (verb + ing)
I can't help + (verb + ing)
I was busy + (verb + ing)
I'm not used to + (verb + ing)
I want you to + (verb)
I'm here to + (verb)
I have something + (verb)
I'm looking forward to
I'm calling to + (verb)
I'm working on + (noun)
I'm sorry to + (verb)
I'm thinking of + (verb + ing)
I'll help you + (verb)
I'm dying to + (verb)
It's my turn to + (verb)
It's hard for me to + (verb)
I'm having a hard time + (verb + ing)
I think I should + (verb)
I've heard that + (subject + verb)
It occurred to me that (subject + verb)
Let me + (verb)
Thank you for
Can I + (verb)
Can I get + (noun)
I'm not sure if (subject + verb)
Do you mind if I + (verb)
I don't know what to + (verb)
I should have + (past participle)
I wish I could + (verb)
You should + (verb)
You're supposed to + (verb)
You seem + (adjective)
You'd better + (verb)
Are you into + (noun)
Are you trying to + (verb)
Please + (verb)
Don't + (verb)
What are the chances of + (verb + ing)
Here's to + (noun)
It's no use + (verb + ing)
There's no way + (subject + verb)
It takes + (time) + to + (verb)
Please make sure that + (subject + verb)
Do you want me to + (verb)
What do you think about (verb + ing)
Dialogue
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Me: Hi! How are you?[Simple Present]
Alif: Not so great.[Simple Present]
Me: Really? Why?[Simple Present Question]
Alif: My computer isn’t working again.[Present Continuous] I was in the middle of an important email and I lost it.[Past Continuous] This is now the third time.[Simple Present]
Me: Oh, I’m sorry.[Simple Present] What happened exactly?[Simple Past Question]
Alif: It just froze and I lost the email.[Simple Past] I can’t take it anymore.[Simple Present]
Me: So, what are you going to do?[Future Continuous]
Alif: So, I’m calling in a guy to fix it again.[Future Continuous] It’s the same guy.[Simple Present] I’m sick of paying him to fix it.[Simple Present]
Me: Have you thought of just going out and buying a new one?[Present Perfect] A new computer?
Alif: I’ve thought about it.[Present Perfect] I don’t know.[Simple Present] Maybe it’s better to buy a new one instead of spending all that money to keep fixing that piece of junk.[Simple Present; Present Continuous]
Me: Listen, what are you doing Saturday?[Future Continuous]
Alif: I don’t know.[Simple Present] Why?
Me: If you want, I can take you over to Best Buy and we can look at some new computers. [Conditional and Simple Future]
Alif: You sure? [Simple Present] It would be great to go with someone [Conditional]
Me: You know I like to look at computers.[Simple Present] I’ll pick you up.[Simple Future]
Alif: Really? Will you pay for it?[Simple Future]
Me: No, good try.[Simple Past] I won’t pay for it, but I’ll go with you.[Simple Future]
Alif: I’ll buy you lunch. [Simple Future]
Me: Sounds like a deal[Simple Present]
Alif: OK, what time?[Simple Future]
Me: How about 11 am?[Simple Present]
Alif: OK, good. Thanks a lot. I’ll meet you downstairs at 11:00 am.[Simple Future]
Me: OK, I’ll see you then.[Simple Future]
Alif: OK--don’t be late.[Imperative]
Me: Shut up.[Imperative] I’m doing you a favor.[Present Continuous]
Alif: OK, see you then.[Simple Future]
Speak with Child
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I will go after you.
Ask yourself.
Clean the table.
Follow me.
Come upstairs and help me.
Be quiet and study.
Believe me.
Get ready, you have to go to school.
Anything special happend.
Do not shout.
Get up, it is morning.
Do not throw out the veggies.
Have you done your home work yet.
Do not hit your brother.
Do not fight over a toy.
You do not listen to me.
Keep quiet and sleep.
Do not argue.
Please get me a water bottle.
What do you want to eat?
Let is go out side.
Let is get ready for school.
Teacher will scold you today.
You have played a lot.
What happend at school today?
You are watching Television a lot.
No more chips for today.
What did you spill on your dress?
Did you finish your lunch today?
Why did not you finish the class work?
Words
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Very angry(Furious)
Very beautiful(Gorgeous)
Very big(Massive)
Very boring(Dull)
Very noisy(Deafening)
Very poor(Destitute)
Very cheap(Stingy)
Very clean(Spotless)
Very short(Brief)
Very difficult(Arduous)
Very dry(Arid)
Very quick(Rapid)
Very bad(Awful)
Very smart(Intelligent)
Very sad(Sorrowful)
Very upset(Distraught)
Very cold(Freezing)
Very strong(Forceful)
Very calm(Serene)
Very ugly(Hideous)
Very funny(Hilarious)
Very quiet(Hushed)
Very rich(Wealthy)
Very expensive(Costly)
Very dirty(Filthy)
Very easy( Effortless)
Very wet(Soaked)
Very slow(Sluggish)
Very good(Excellent)
Very stupid(Idiotic)
Very happy(Ecstatic)
Very exciting(Exhilarating)
Very warm(Hot)
Very weak(Frail)
Very little(Tiny)
Very bright(Luminous)
Very busy(Swamped)
Very careful(Cautious)
Very clear(Obvious)
Very colorful(Vibrant)
Very confused(Perplexed)
Very creative(Innovative)
Very crowded(Bustling)
Very dear(Cherished)
Very deep(Profound)
Very empty(Desolate)
Very excited(Thrilled)
Very fancy(Lavish)
Very fat(Obese)
Very friendly(Amiable)
Very glad(Overjoyed)
Very great(Terrific)
Very heavy(Leaden)
Very hungry(Starving)
Very large(Huge)
Very lazy(Indolent)
Very long(Extensive)
Very loose(Slack)
Very accurate(Exact)
Very afraid(Fearful)
Very clever(Intelligent)
Very cute(Adorable)
Very dull(Tedious)
Very eager(Keen)
Very evil(Wicked)
Very fast(Quick)
Very fierce(Ferocious)
Very light(Luminous)
Very lively(Animated)
Very lovely(Adorable)
Very mean(Cruel)
Very messy(Slovenly)
Very nice(Kind)
Very often(Frequently)
Very annoying
(Exasperating)
Very competitive(Cutthroat)
Very complete
(Comprehensive)
Very detailed(Meticulous)
Very depressed
(Despondent)
Very hard(Difficult)
Very long-term(Enduring)
Very loved(adored)
Very necessary(Essential)
Very nervous
(Apprehensive)
Very neat(Immaculate)
Very simple(Basic)
Very skinny(Skeletal)
Very shiny(Gleaming)
Very sleepy(Lethargic)
Very scary(Chilling)
Very special(Exceptional)
Very smelly(Pungent)
Very smooth(Sleek)
Very risky(Perilous)
Very scared(Petrified)
Very serious(Grave)
Very hard-to-find(Rare)
Very hurt(Battered)
Very thin(Gaunt)
Very tired(Exhausted)
Very valuable(Precious)
Very wicked(Villainous)
Very powerful(Compelling)
Very roomy(Spacious)
Very well-to-do(Wealthy)
Very worried(Distressed)
Very old(Ancient)
Very wise(Sage)
Very rainy(Pouring)
Very old-fashioned(Archaic)
Very painful(Excruciating)
Very pale(Ashen)
Very unhappy(Miserable)
Very perfect(Flawless)
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