Understanding Common Phrases

What does “How are you?” mean?

• Where are you going?

• How old are you?

• How are you feeling?

• Who are you?

“What’s your name?” is used to:

• Ask about someone’s job

• Ask someone’s name

• Say goodbye

• Ask someone’s age

“Nice to meet you” is said when:

• You say goodbye

• You meet someone for the first time

• You’re angry

• You ask for help

What’s the correct answer to “Where are you from?”

• I’m fine, thank you

• I’m hungry

• I’m from Mexico

• I’m tired

“I don’t understand” means:

• I know

• I can help

• I don’t know what you mean

• I agree

What do you say when you need help?

• Can you help me?

• I’m tired

• See you later

• I like it

“How much is it?” is used when:

• You want to leave

• You need help

• You want to know the price

• You are hungry

“I’m sorry” is said when:

• You are happy

• You make a mistake

• You win a prize

• You want food

“Excuse me” is used to:

• Say goodnight

• Apologize or get attention

• Say you’re hungry

• Give thanks

“What time is it?” means:

• Where are we?

• When do we eat?

• What time is it now?

• How much is it?