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Social Expressions
Lesson code: 1168-S7VC-NVLB ELEMENTARY
American English
1 Social expressions
Complete each dialogue with an appropriate expression.
Fine, thanks Good luck Here you are It’s all right No, thanks
Same to you See you later Yes, I would You’re welcome
A: Would you like something to eat?
B: 1 . I’m not hungry.
A: Would you like something to drink?
B: 2 . I’m very thirsty.
A: Sorry, I’m a bit late.
B: 3 . I have nothing to do today.
A: I must go now.
B: 4 . Bye
A: Have a nice weekend!
B: 5 .
A: Can I have that pen, please?
B: 6 .
A: Thank you.
B: 7 .
A: How are you?
B: 8 .
A: I have an important exam tomorrow.
B: 9 !
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Social Expressions
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2 Practice
In pairs, take turns to read and respond to the sentences below:
1. Thanks for all your help.
2. Can you give me that bag?
3. How are things?
4. Have a nice day!
5. Would you like a black coffee?
6. Would you like some chocolate cake?
7. It’s time to go. Bye.
8. I have a job interview today.
9. Sorry, I forgot your name.
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