Complimenting or Praising Someone

Which of the following sentence is a compliment?

• I'm sorry to hear that.

• Excuse me!

• Nice Jacket! It suits you!

• Sorry for your loss

• Nice dress!

• No, thanks.

• I'd like a cup of tea please.

• Is that yours?

You meet your friend at school with a new haircut. The correct sentence to compliment her is ...

• Nice shoes! Where did you buy them?

• Your hair looks awful. Try to use another shampoo

• I love your bag. How much is it?

• Your hair looks so cute!

A: What's your name? (1)

B: My name is Olivia (2)

A: What a lovely name! (3)

B: Thanks! (4)

Which sentence is a compliment?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

The following sentences are compliments, except ...

• You look gorgeous!

• I have a new phone.

• I like your new shoes!

• Your voice is so amazing!

(1) B: Yeah!

(2) A: They look adorable!

(3) A: Oh my god, where did you get them?

(4) B: I found them across the street. They looked lost so I brought them in.

Put the sentences in the right order to make the right dialog!

• (1)-(2)-(3)-(4)

• (4)-(2)-(1)-(3)

• (3)-(4)-(1)-(2)

• (3)-(4)-(2)-(1)

Which of the following sentence is a not a compliment?

• That looks awful!

• What a lovely dress!

• Nice car!

• You look amazing!

A compliment is ...

• to describe an object.

• to tell a sequence of events.

• to praise others.

• to entertain the reader.

When you get a compliment form your friend, what would you say?

• I'm afraid I can't.

• I'm very sorry.

• Thanks.

• My pleasure.

Which of the following sentence is a compliment?

• Good job!

• Don't give up!

• See you tomorrow!

• Have a nice day!