Some with me 5 SPEAK UNIT III

You are in a new town and want to go to the museum. What is the most polite way to ask?

• Where’s the museum?

• Where is museum?

• Please, tell me museum!

• Excuse me, where is the museum, please?

What is the best answer to: “Excuse me, how do I get to the station?”

• Go station now.

• It is station.

• Go straight on and then turn left.

• The station is old.

You are helping someone. What is the most polite thing to say when they thank you?

• Please.

• I know.

• You’re welcome.

• No thank you.

What could you say if you didn’t hear the question clearly?

• Sorry, can you repeat that, please?

• Hello, where is it?

• Thank you very much.

• Go away!

What is wrong with this sentence: “Where the supermarket is?”

• It has too many words.

• “Where” is not needed.

• The word order is wrong.

• It is perfect.

You are giving directions. What is the correct full sentence?

• Left turn at next street.

• Go straight and turn right at the corner.

• Go right and go shop.

• Turn at red.

Which one is not a good phrase to use when talking to a stranger politely?

• Excuse me

• Please

• Hey you!

• Thank you

What would you say if someone says: “Excuse me, where is the post office?”

• Yes, I like post.

• It’s behind the bank.

• I go to school.

• What is post office?

Which sentence is correct English?

• Go on straight and left turn.

• Please go straight and then turn left.

• Go please and then street.

• Straight go and bank is.

What is the best thing to say when you bump into someone by accident?

• Look out!

• Sorry!

• Please!

• Excuse!