Kuis Sesi 2 English Tutor

You just arrived at the office in the morning and meet your manager. What do you say?

• "Good afternoon, boss!"

• "Good morning, sir/ma'am!"

• "See you tomorrow!"

• "Have a nice day!"

Your colleague is about to leave the office for the day. What is the proper farewell?

• "Good night!"

• "Take care and see you tomorrow!"

• "Good morning!"

• "Welcome back!"

A client visits your office for a meeting, and you greet them at the reception. What is the best greeting?

• "See you later!"

• "Hi, what's up?"

• "Good to see you. How can I help you?"

• "Let me know when you're leaving."

You are leaving the office after working late at night. How do you say farewell to your colleagues

• "Bye-bye!"

• "Good evening, everyone!"

• "Have a good night!"

• "How's everything going?"

A colleague just returned from a week-long vacation. How do you greet them?

• "Where have you been?"

• "Welcome back! How was your vacation?"

• "Goodbye! Take care!"

• "Don't be late next time!"

You are struggling to complete a report and need assistance from your colleague. What do you say?

• "Can you help me with this report, please?"

• "I can't do this, so you have to do it for me."

• "Why is this report so difficult for me?"

• "Can I leave this report to you?"

You need help setting up a meeting room for an important client. What is the best way to ask for help?

• "Help me now!"

• "Could you assist me in setting up the meeting room?"

• "The room isn't ready yet. Fix it!"

• "Can't you see I need help with the room?"

Your manager assigned you a complex project and you need advice. How would you ask for guidance?

• "This is confusing. I don't think I can do it."

• "Can you explain how I should start this project?"

• "I'm stuck. You need to fix this for me."

• "I have no idea how to do this. Do it for me."

You need your colleague to review your presentation slides before the team meeting. What do you say?

• "Check these slides quickly!"

• "Would you mind reviewing my slides for the meeting?"

• "I'm not sure about these slides. They're probably fine."

• "I hope you can manage this without asking me anything."

You are working on a team project, but one section is unclear, and you need clarification from your supervisor. How do you ask for help?

• "Why didn't you explain this better?"

• "Can you clarify this section for me? I'm having trouble understanding."

• "This section is impossible. Fix it now!"

• "I'll just guess what this section means."