English for communication examination

A: ________________? B: I’m very well. How about you?

• How much is it?
• How do you do?
• How was your trip?
• How are you doing?

A: ________________? B: I’m an accountant

• How do you do?
• What do you do?
• Where are you from?
• What is your nationality?

A: Good morning. ________________ My name is Smith Scots. B: Good morning, Smith. I’m Alice Wilson.

• How do you do?
• It’s nice to meet you.
• May I introduce myself?
• Could I have your name, please?

Which phrase can be used to replace “glad to know you”?

• I’m fine.
• Have a nice day.
• It’s nice for you.
• Pleased to meet you.

A: ________________ B: See you later. Goodbye.

• I forgot my bag.
• I’m late to work
• I missed the bus.
• I have to go now.

John: This is Divid, my new colleague. Jimmy: Hello, Divid. I’m Alice Wilson. ________________

• I’m very well.
• It’s my pleasure.
• I’m glad to hear that.
• I’m pleased to know you.

A: Where is our new supervisor from? B: She is from____________, Australia

• Rome
• Vienna
• Moscow
• Canberra

A: Do you come from Russia? B: Yes, ______________

• I live in Moscow.
• I worked in Russia.
• My hometown is Madrid.
• I don’t like Mexican food.

A: I must ____________ now. Goodbye. B: OK. Nice talking with you. See you soon.

• leave
• sign up
• discard
• forward

A: Do you have any siblings? B: Yes, _______________

• I’m an older brother.
• I live with my family.
• My sister lives in London.
• I have two brothers.