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WorksheetsGreeting; Parting; Thanking; and Apologizing (7C)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 51mins
Emma : Hi! Are you a new student here?
Anne : Yes, I am.
Emma : I’m Emma. I’m from Ohio.
Anne : Nice to meet you, Emma.
Emma : ….
The best expression to complete the dialogue is …
It's a pleasure to see you again
Long time no see
Nice to meet you, too.
Have a good time
If I meet my teacher at 7 p.m, I greet her by saying ….
Good to see you, Sir.
Good evening, Ma'am.
Good night, Ma'am.
Good bye, Sir.
John: Do you have a meeting this morning? (F)
Alan: Yes, I do. Do you have a meeting as well? (A)
John: I'm very well thank you. And you? (G)
Alan: Good morning. How are you? (D)
John: Yes. Well. It was a pleasure seeing you. (E)
Alan: I'm fine. Thank you for asking. (B)
John: Good morning. (H)
Alan: Goodbye. (C)
The best order for the jumbled dialogue above is ...
H-D-G-C-F-E-A-B
H-D-G-B-E-F-A-C
H-D-G-B-F-A-E-C
H-D-G-F-C-A-E-B
Tom: Peter, I'd like to introduce you to Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith this is Peter Thompson.
Peter: How do you do?
Mr. Smith: …
The best response to fill in the blanks is …
How are you
How do you do
I'm fine, thanks.
Thanks for asking
Lucy: Becky, … (A)
Becky: Hi Lucy. Nothing much. I'm just hanging out. What's up with you?
Lucy: It's a good day. I'm feeling fine.
Becky: … (B)
Lucy: Oh, he’s fine. Not much has changed.
Becky: Well, I have to go. Nice seeing you!
Lucy: Later!
The suitable phrase to fill in the blanks (A) is …
What are you doing?
What's up?
Long time no see.
Wait for a moment.
Sam : It's late afternoon. I must go home. See you later, Eddie.
Eddie : ..., Sam.
Good bye
I'm sorry
Thank you
See you
Lucy: Becky, … (A)
Becky: Hi Lucy. Nothing much. I'm just hanging out. What's up with you?
Lucy: It's a good day. I'm feeling fine.
Becky: … (B)
Lucy: Oh, he’s fine. Not much has changed.
Becky: Well, I have to go. Nice seeing you!
Lucy: Later!
The suitable phrase to fill in the blanks (B) is …
How is you brother?
How are you?
It's a pleasure to see you again.
Where have you been hiding?
If you meet your friends at 4 p.m., you will say …
Good night
Good bye
Good evening
Good afternoon
Mr. Harry: Good morning, Kevin.
Kevin: Good morning, Mr. Harry. How are you?
Mr. Harry: I'm fine thanks, and you?
Kevin: ... Mr. Harry, this is my friend Michael. Michael, this is Mr. Harry my P.E. teacher.
Kevin: Pleased to meet you.
Mr. Harry: Pleased to meet you, too.
Kevin: Well, goodbye Mr. Harry, it was nice to see you.
Mr. Harry: Yes, goodbye.
The suitable phrase to complete the dialogue is ...
Thank you.
I'm sorry.
Fine, and you?
Not too bad.
Cathy: I can't complain. Life is treating me well. (F)
David: Nice seeing you. (E)
Cathy: Oh, hello David. How are you doing? (D)
David: That's good to hear. (C)
Cathy: See you later. (G)
David: I'm well. Thanks for asking. How are you? (A)
Cathy: Good to see you again. I need to go to my doctor's appointment. (B)
.
The correct order of those jumbled dialogue is....
D-A-F-C-B-E-G
D-A-F-G-B-E-C
D-A-F-E-C-G-B
D-A-F-C-G-B-E
Billy: Thank you so much for lending me your bicycle.
Greg: .... Let me know if you need it again.
The suitable expression to fill in the blanks is ....
That's kind of you
Don't mention it
I'm so sorry
Never do it again
Jacob: Do you need help carrying this suitcase?
Alice: Thanks, but....
The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ....
I appreciate your generosity
I can't do it myself
I really need your help
I can manage it myself
Kimberly: I'm sorry to hear your grandmother is ill.
Martha: ... I hope she'll be all right.
The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ....
Thank you
How kind of you to say so
I'm glad you like it
You're welcome
Mom: Thanks a lot, dear; but you really shouldn't have. (D)
Irish: Yes. I'm glad you like them, Mom. Happy anniversary! (A)
Mom: Oh, dear. How beautiful the flowers are! (C)
Irish: Well, I just want to say that I’m so grateful to be your daughter. I love you, Mom…Dad. (B)
The best arrangement for the jumbled dialogue above is ....
C-A-D-B
C-A-B-D
C-D-B-A
C-B-D-A
Jessie: Hey Shawn, can I ask you for a favor?
Shawn: Sure Kate, what is it?
Jessie: I have to finish this report but I don’t think I’ll be able to finish it on time.
Shawn: .... I’ll help you out.
Jessie: Thanks, Shawn.
Shawn: No sweat. You helped me last month so I’m returning the favor now.
Jessie: Thanks a lot. You’re a lifesaver.
Shawn: You’re welcome.
The suitable phrase to fill in the gaps is ....
You're welcome
Don't mention it
Not at all
Don’t worry
Rachel: I was really worried. (C)
Kyle: Hello, Rachel? This is Kyle. I’m sorry to call so late. (B)
Rachel: Mm…..okay. But Kyle, please call if something happens. (G)
Kyle: I’m really sorry. My car broke down, so I couldn't get there. (F)
Rachel: Hello? (E)
Kyle: I’m really sorry. Can we get together tomorrow? (D)
Rachel: Kyle, what happened? We were supposed to meet at ten. (A)
The best order for the jumbled dialogue above is ...
E-B-A-F-C-D-G
E-B-A-F-D-C-G
E-B-A-F-G-D-C
E-B-A-F-C-G-D
Mary: I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have said that. I know you were badly hurt by my thoughtlessness.
Katrina: .... I wasn’t annoyed at all. I know these sorts of things can happen from time to time.
Mary: That’s so kind of you.
The suitable expression to fill in the gaps is ....
Thank you
I'm fine
Forget about it
Take care
Mr. Samuel: You’ve broken my window. Can’t you see?
Jack: We’re so sorry, uncle. We were playing cricket. We never thought that the ball would hit the window.
Mr. Samuel: Haven’t I told you not to play in the street?
Jack: We know we shouldn’t have played here. We’re really sorry. ...
Mr. Samuel: That’s okay, but I don’t want you to play in the street again.
The suitable expression to fill in the gaps is ....
We won’t repeat this mistake.
Thank you for your kindness.
We're all glad you like it.
That would be great.
Mother: What was that terrible noise? Did you drop anything? (G)
Stella: No, but I’m really sorry. (E)
Mother: It’s okay, but you’ve got to be careful next time! (F)
Stella: I’m sorry, mom. I dropped a glass on the floor and it broke. (C)
Mother: I’m glad that you aren’t hurt, but why did you drop it? Haven’t I told you not to handle glassware? (B)
Stella: I couldn’t help it. The glass was too slippery. (A)
Mother: Were you hurt? (D)
Rearrange those jumbled sentences into a meaningful dialogue!
G-C-D-E-F-B-A
G-C-D-E-A-B-F
G-C-D-E-B-A-F
G-C-D-E-B-F-A
Bella: Where have you been?
Gwen: ... for being late. The bus didn’t arrive on time.
Bella: Did you bring back my magazine?
Gwen: Oh, I meant to; but I forgot. I’ll bring it tomorrow.
Bella: Well, please don’t forget next time.
Gwen: I’m really sorry. I won’t.
The best expression to fill in the blanks is ....
That's all right
Thank you
I really appreciate
I’d like to apologize
