Which of the following is an expression of congratulations?

• "You did a great job!"

• "What are you doing?"

• "Can you help me?"

• "Please don't go."

You meet your friend who has just won a speech competition. What will you say to congratulate them?

• "I'm sorry to hear that!"

• "Congratulations on your achievement!"

• "Good luck for the next competition!"

• "Hope you do better next time!"

Your sister has just graduated with honors. What would you like to say to express your pride?

• "Keep working hard!"

• "Congratulations! I am very proud of you!"

• "It's okay, you'll do better next time."

• "When is your next exam?"

Which is the appropriate response to "Congratulations on your promotion!"?

• "Thank you very much!"

• "No problem!"

• "I'm sorry to hear that."

• "I don't think so."

Your Cousin just got married. How would you congratulate them?

• "May you live happily ever after!"

• "When is the next event?"

• "I hope you are okay with this!"

• "What took you so long?"

Your friend has successfully started a new business. What is the best congratulatory message?

• "I hope it doesn't fail!"

• "Congratulations on your new venture!"

• "It's not a big deal!"

• "Why are you doing this?"

Congratulations message suitable for a friend who just had a baby is:

• "Congratulations on your bundle of joy!"

• "Why are you doing this now?"

• "That's not surprising."

• "Is everything okay?"

Your class won a scholarship. What is the correct way to say congratulations?

• "Good for you!"

• "You don't deserve it."

• "Congratulations! You really deserve it."

• "What a surprise!"

Which sentence is an example of congratulating someone?

• "I can't believe you did that."

• "You should be ashamed of yourself."

• "Great job on your exam results!"

• "When will you try again?"

Your brother has been accepted into your dream university. What will you say?

• "Congratulations on being accepted into your dream university!"

• "Why did they accept you?"

• "That's not a big deal."

• "You should have tried harder."