Situational English for all
Situational English:
A)
A-: oh! Hello, how are you?
B-: I am fine. Thank you.
What about you?
A-: I am also fine. Thank you.
A-: oh! Hello, how is your life going on?
B-: It’s fantastic
What about you?
A-: Same here. Thank you.
2) When you introduce your
friend to someone.
A-: oh! Hello! How are you?
B-: I am fine.
Thank you.
And what about you?
A-: I am also fine. Thank you.
Meet to my friend
B-: oh! Hello! Glad to meet
you.
C-: Hello! Same here! Thank
you.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes, please!
A-: May I borrow your pen
please?
B-: oh! Sure. You can have it.
A-: thank you.
B-: Welcome.
4) When you ask for a pen from
your friend. But at that time he may not
have it.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes, please!
A-: May I borrow your pen
please?
B-: Oh! Sorry. I don’t have.
A-: Never mind
5) When you ask for something from a friend or someone.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes please!
A-: If you don’t mind, would
you please pass on the board?
B-: oh! Sure, why not?
A-: Thank you
B-: Most welcome.
6) When you ask someone or a friend
to keep something at other place.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes, please!
A-: If you don’t mind, would
you please keep this board there?
B-: Oh! Sure, with great
pleasure!
A-: Thank you.
B-: Welcome.
7) When a relative or a friend
comes at home and you offer something to them.
A-: Come on let me tell what
would you prefer tea, coffee or cold drink?
B-: No, thanks. I just had a cup of tea.
A-: Doesn’t matter have
another cup with me!
B-: Ok, I will prefer only a
half cup of tea.
8) When you ask to your friend
or someone about the time.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes, please!
A-: May I know the right time
please?
B-: Oh! Surely. It’s 9 o’clock.
A-: Thank you.
B-: Welcome.
9) When you ask to your friend
or someone about the time, but he may not have it.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes, please!
A-: May I know the right time
please?
B-: Oh! Sorry. I don’t have watch.
A-: Never mind.
10) When you ask to your friend or
someone about the time, but his watch may not work.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes, please
A-: May I know the right time
please?
B-: Oh! Sorry. My watch is not working properly.
A-: Never mind.
11) When you go to any place late.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes please
A-: I am extremely sorry for
coming late today.
B-: Don’t mind.
A-: So kind of you.
12) When someone or a friend waits
for you at any fixed place.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes please!
A-: I am really sorry for
keeping you wait.
B-: Never mind.
A-: So kind of you.
13) When you don’t go to a
friend’s function.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes, please!
A-: I am really sorry for not
attending your party yesterday.
B-: Don’t mind.
A-: You are very kind.
14) When someone speak loudly and
you get disturbed.
A-: excuse me please!
B-: Yes please!
A-: I am getting disturbed. If
you don’t mind, would you please speak softly?
B-: Oh! Sorry.
A-: don’t mind.
15) When a friend or someone
speaks very slowly or in low voice. You
don’t get him.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes, please!
A-: I am not getting you. If you don’t mind, would you please speak
loudly?
B-: Oh! Sure.
A-: Thank you.
16) When you request to someone
for moving a little.
A-: Excuse me please!
B-: Yes please!
A-: If you don’t mind, would
you please move slightly?
B-: Oh! Sure.
A-: Thank You.
B-: It’s my pleasure.
17) When you ask to your friend or
someone about his or her health.
A-: How are you feeling now?
B-: Oh! Fine. Thank you.
A-: It’s my pleasure.
* More Practice for Spoken English:
II) In a pair or a group of
students will have to make demo in English on following topic.
1) Ask about a day.
2) Ask about a month.
3) When someone speaks very fast
and you don’t get him.
4) When you borrow a mobile from
a friend.
5) When you ask someone for
knowing the way to station or post office.
6) When you don’t attend the
office meeting
(6353973624)
(Blogger, Educator and Trainer)
------- Good English Good Career----------
Comments
Post a Comment