GEP-3, UNIT1 EXP

Which of the following is an appropriate way to greet the audience in a TV show?

• Hey there, what's up?

• Good morning, everyone. Welcome to our TV show.

• Hi, let's get started.

• How are you doing? Let's talk.

How would you introduce a guest star to the audience?

• This is someone you might know.

• Our guest star today is Mr. Adam Brown. Let's welcome him!

• Guess who is here today?

• He is someone interesting.

Complete the sentence: "Today, our guest star is ____. He is a/an ___."

• an interesting person

• famous chef, John Doe

• someone great

• cool and funny guy

Which question is best to ask about the guest's success in their field?

• How do you stay busy all the time?

• How did you get into your career?

• Why are you so famous?

• Do you work every day?

What question asks about the guest's biggest obstacle?

• What is the biggest challenge you've faced?

• How do you manage your success?

• What do you enjoy about your work?

• Why did you choose this job?

If you want to ask about the guest's formula for success, you could say:

• What do you think about success?

• What has been your secret recipe to hit a home run?

• Do you like to share your tips?

• Why are you successful?

What is an appropriate way to thank the guest at the end of the show?

• Thanks a lot for being here.

• Thank you so much for being on our show and sharing your valuable time with us.

• It's over now, you can go.

• We're done. Thanks.

How can the guest respond to being thanked?

• I had to do this anyway.

• It was my pleasure to be here.

• Don't mention it.

• It's okay, no problem.

Which sentence is the best way to express gratitude for being invited?

• Thank you for inviting me. It's an honor to be on your show.

• Thanks for having me here, I guess.

• Sure, I could come anytime.

• You're welcome for my presence.

How can you appropriately thank the audience for watching the show?

• You should thank us for this content.

• Thank you for staying tuned in and supporting us.

• Hope you liked it, bye!

• See you later, maybe.