A: Happy birthday! Here's a gift for you.

B: _______________________

• You're welcome.

• Thank you so much!

• I'm sorry.

• What?

A: ______________! Coming through!

B: I'm sorry. I didn't see you coming.

• Excuse me

• Hello

• Oh no

• Wow

How do you politely ask someone to pass you the salt across the table?

• Will you give me the salt?

• Could you please pass me the salt?

• Hey! Pass me the salt!

• I want the salt.

A: ______________________?

B: Just walk straight to the traffic lights. Take a left turn and go on straight. Take another left turn and you'll see the bank there.

• How do I go to the market?

• May I know the way to the museum?

• Where is the bank?

• May I know how to go to the bank?

A: Ouch! You stepped on my toe!

B: Oops! _________________.

• Thanks

• Hahaha

• That's great.

• I'm so sorry.

Teacher: First, read the article. Next, circle the adjectives. Then, list them out on a paper and write their antonyms.

Sammy: _________________, teacher. I don't get the last step.

(Choose two)

• Thank you

• I beg your pardon

• You're welcome

• Excuse me

Tom was absent yesterday.

Gwen: _____________________?

Tom: : I'm feeling much better. Thanks for asking.

• What happened

• How old are you

• How are you today

• Where were you

Mother drops some apples onto the floor.

You: ______________________

• Let me give you a hand.

• Let me help me.

• Do you think I should help?

• Where are the apples?

Mary: Hello. May I talk to Sherry, please?

Sherry's mum: I'm sorry. ________. Can you call back later?

• Who's Sherry?

• She's not in.

• She doesn't feel like talking.

• You called the wrong number.

Jon: Oh my! There's an injured puppy in the drain.

Ben: We should _________________.

• leave it be

• sell it to a pet shop

• treat it with any medicine we have

• take it to a vet