Conversational English

Which among these statements is the best response to:

Good evening. Do you have any reservations?

• Yeah. Can you just get us seats?

• Good evening. I reserved seats for two under John Ramos.

• No. Get me a table for two. I'm hungry.

How do you politely accept this offer:

Would you like to add dessert to your meals?

• Yes please. The chocolate cake looks delicious.

• I'll just call you when if I want to get some.

• No, thank you.

How do you politely reject this offer:

Would you like to order a coffee while waiting?

• Leave! I'm busy.

• No. Just go.

• No, thank you.

Which among these statements is the best response to the question:

Would you like to have some orange or cucumber smoothie?

• Yes, please.

• I don't like those flavors.

• Cucumber please. Thanks!

Which is the best way to ask for a direction?

• You don't have restrooms here?

• Tell me where the restroom is. Quick!

• Excuse me. Where is the restroom?

Which is the best response to this scenario:

"Hello! This is Anna from ABC Company. How may I help you?"

• I need to talk to Mr. Han.

• Hi. Is Mr. Han available?

• Hi. This is Karen from Apple Company. Is Mr. Han available?

How to respond to the question:

Can I have some apple pie?

• Maybe, later?

• Sure! Here you go.

• You have a lovely home.

How to politely respond to the question:

Mr. Han is not available. Would you like to leave a message for him?

• Bye.

• No. I'll just call back. Thanks.

• No. (drop call).

Which statement politely gives an honest feedback?

• The food here is disgusting!

• The food did not taste good.

• The steak is stinky!

Which among these statements is NOT polite?

• May I speak with the manager please?

• Excuse me. Where is the library located?

• I want to speak to Mr. Han.