Midtest Exercise 2

Choose the correct statement!

• Starting expressions uses to begin a conversation.

• Continuing expressions uses to start a conversation.

• Ending expressions uses to continue a conversation.

• Starting expressions uses to continue a conversation.

• Starting expressions uses to ending a conversation.

Which of the following expressions is the correct expression for starting transactional conversation?

• Good bye!

• Keeping busy?

• Well, let’s get started the project.

• It was nice talking to you.

• By the way,

Which of the following expressions is the correct expression for continuing the transactional conversation?

• Hello! How’s going on?

• What’s new?

• Shall we talk about your idea yesterday?

• I should get going.

• Well, it was nice to seeing you.

Which of the following expressions is the incorrect expression for ending transactional conversation?

• Well, I have a class in a few minutes. I better get going.

• Sorry mate, I have to go.

• See you later.

• Ending small talk and starting a meeting.

• Okay! I’ll give you a call tomorrow morning.

Mentor: “...”

Student: “Hi! Done, Sir.”

 

The correct expression to complete the conversation above is ...

• Hello!

• Good morning

• How can I help you today?

• Hello! How are you today?

• Hello! Have you checked it before?

Instructor: “Once you have done that, we’ll move to the next step.”

Student: “Alright, Miss.”

 

The underlined sentence in the conversation above is an expression for ...

• stating opinion

• showing agreement

• ending transactional conversation

• continuing transactional conversation

• starting transactional conversation

Supervisor: “Make sure you completed that maintenance process”

Student: “Got it! ... ”

 

The correct expression to complete the conversation above is ...

• I’m ready.

• thanks.

• thank you for your guidance.

• see you later.

• any questions?

What is a polite way to ask your mentor guidance during industrial work practice?

• Can you help me?

• Excuse me, what should I do first, Sir?

• Hello, Sir! How are you?

• Keeping busy, Miss?

• Sorry, Miss. Maybe I need your help.

What are the types of intonation in English?

• Falling and upward intonation

• Up and down intonation

• Rise and down intonation

• Falling intonation

• Upward intonation

What kind of intonation is usually used in WH-questions?

• Falling and upward intonation

• Falling intonation

• Rise and down intonation

• Up and down intonation

• Upward intonation