Daily Conversation (2)

If someone asks "Can you help me with this?", a polite way to decline is:

• Yes, I can.

• No, I don’t want to.

• I’m afraid I can’t right now.

• Sure, I’ll help you later.

• Of course, let’s do it now.

To express gratitude, you can say:

• No, thanks.

• What do you want?

• I’m sorry.

• Thank you so much.

• See you next time.

What do you say when you want to leave a conversation politely?

• Let’s talk later.

• See you next year.

• Excuse me, I have to go now.

• I’m done here.

• Goodbye forever.

When you don’t hear someone clearly, you say:

• Can you please repeat that?

• I didn’t want to hear that.

• You don’t have to say it again.

• Let’s talk later.

• I know what you said.

To make a suggestion, you say:

• What should I do?

• Why don’t we try this?

• Are you busy?

• What’s the problem?

• It’s up to you.

When someone is not feeling well, you say:

• That’s your problem.

• I don’t care.

• Get well soon.

• Why are you sick?

• Let’s forget about it.

To offer someone something to drink, you say:

• Can I have a drink?

• Would you like something to drink?

• What did you drink?

• Do you drink every day?

• Where is your drink?

When you need to ask someone to move out of your way, you say:

• Move now!

• Get out of my way.

• Please move aside.

• This is my way.

• I’m going through.

If you need more time to decide, you say:

• I don’t know what to do.

• Can I think about it?

• I will decide for you.

• I don’t care.

• I’ll pass.

When you agree with someone, you say:

• I don’t think so.

• Let’s forget it.

• I totally agree with you.

• That’s not true.

• I disagree.