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Worksheetsparting thanking apologizing greeting
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 13mins
Dina meets her teacher at a minimarket.
Dina : Good afternoon, Ma'am
Miss Maya: Good afternoon. You are ... ?
Dina: Dina, Ma'am. My name is Dina. How are you?
Miss Maya: I'm fine, thank you. And how about you?
Dina: I'm fine too
Miss Maya: Well, Dina I have to go now. Pleased to meet you
Dina: Pleased to meet you too, Ma'am
From the dialog above, Dina is ...
greeting her friend
greeting her teacher
introducing her teacher
thanking her teacher
Devi : Well, I have some stuff to do.
Ita : Okay. Oh, before you leave, what time can we meet tomorrow?
Devi : In the afternoon would be okay.
Ita : Okay, see you then.
Devi : See you
From the dialog, we know that Devi ...
will be leaving
is thanking Ita
is apologizing to Ita
is greeting Ita
The expressions of greeting are the following, except ...
Hi!
How are you?
Good morning
Good night
Riska: Oh, my stomach hurts. Could you get me some medicine, please? It's in my bag.
Dila : Sure. Here it is
Riska : Thank you.
Dila : ...
Hello
Goodbye
Thanks
You're welcome
Medical staff : Your clinic card, please?
Anton : Oops ..... I forgot to bring it.
Medical staff : It's okay
Fill in the blank with the most appropriate response!
Thanks
I'm sorry
Hello
How come
Librarian : May I help you?
kiki : I want to borrow a Math book for seventh grade.
Librarian : ... The book has been borrowed by another student.
Kiki : Well, that's OK. Thanks a lot.
I'm sorry
Thank you
Good morning
Sure
To respond an apology, we can say ...
Hello
How are you?
Never mind
Nice meeting you
Iwan : Do you know where my dictionary is?
Budi : I don't know. I'm sorry
Iwan : You borrowed it from me last week, didn't you?
Budi : Oh, I forgot. I'm very sorry. I'll return it tomorrow
Iwan : Hmm, it's okay
From the dialog above, Budi is ...
expressing greeting
expressing gratitude
asking for an apology
expressing parting
The following are the expressions of gratitude, except ...
Thank you very much
Thanks
Thanks a lot
That's okay
The following is an expression of parting ...
Good night
Good morning
Good afternoon
Good evening
It's 8 p.m. You meet your teacher in a supermarket. You greet him by saying ...
Good morning, Sir
Good afternoon, Sir
Good evening, Sir
Good night, Sir
Arsa : There will be no class tomorrow. All teachers will have a meeting.
Linda : ... for your information.
What is the best sentence to fill in the blank?
Pardon
Excuse me
Thanks
Sorry
One day you were celebrating your birthday party. Your friends gave you many presents. What did you say to them?
That's alright
It's a pleasure to meet you
I'm much obligated to you for your presents
it's very kind of you to give me presents. Thank you very much
Mother : It's already late dear. You would better go to bed now.
Sindi : Ok. I will go to bed now. Good night, Mom.
Mother : ...., dear. Have a sweet dream
The best answer to respond is ...
Good night
See you
Take care
Goodbye
Agus : Thank you very much for your help.
Hilmi : ...
I apologize
I'm sorry
Sorry
No problem
Anto : "Hello! Good morning Dery."
Dery : " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ."
How are you?
Good morning Anto
Nice to meet you.
Mr. Anto : “Class, this is Ms. Azki. She is the new English teacher.”
Ms. Azki : “Hello, class. My name is Azki. It’s very nice to meet you.”
Class : “Hello. . . . , Ms. Azki.”
How do you do?
Good morning.
See you later.
Nice to meet you, too.
Samuel: Oh no! My printer is broken. Can you help me?
David: I am so sorry, I can't.
The underlined expression expresses ....
Expressing apology
Expressing greeting
Expressing thanking
Expressing leave-taking
Fasya : This is a burger for you.
Vida : . . . .
Fasya: Don't mention it.
Thank you for sharing food.
Forget about it.
Sounds good.
Great.
Dewi : “Excuse me, Mrs. Nina, time is up.”
Mrs.Nina : “Oh, … I didn’t hear the bell. Well, let’s take a break!”
I am sorry.
I know exactly.
You do apologize.
Don’t say that again.
Ratu: “Prita I’ m terribly sorry I forgot to bring your notebook.”
Prita : “… I don’t need it until the day after tomorrow.”
Oh really.
Don’t worry.
What a pity.
Not too bad.
Alice is looking at a clock. The clock shows 06:30 p.m. She will say ….
Good morning.
Good afternoon.
Good evening.
Good night.
(1) John: Do you have a meeting this morning?
(2) Alan: Yes, I do. Do you have a meeting as well?
(3) John: I'm very well thank you. And you?
(4) Alan: Good morning. How are you?
(5) John: Yes. Well. It was a pleasure seeing you.
(6) Alan: I'm fine. Thank you for asking.
(7) John: Good morning.
(8) Alan: Goodbye.
The best order for the jumbled dialogue above is ...
(1)-(2)-(3)-(4)-(5)-(6)-(7)-(8)
(4)-(7)-(6)-(3)-(2)-(5)-(1)-(8)
(7)-(4)-(3)-(6)-(1)-(2)-(5)-(8)
(8)-(7)-(6)-(5)-(4)-(3)-(2)-(1)
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.
Sam : It's late afternoon. I must go home. See you later, Eddie.
Eddie : ..., Sam.
Hello
I'm sorry
Thank you
See you
If you meet your friends at 4 p.m., you will say …
Good night
Good bye
Good evening
Good afternoon
Look at the clock. What will you say?
Good morning.
Good afternoon.
Good evening.
Good night.
The correct order for the conversation below is ....
(1) For what?
(2) Don't worry about it.
(3) Of course. What's the matter?
(4) I am so sorry. I couldn't come to your birthday party.
(5) Hi, Marry. Can we talk?
(6) I want to apologize to you.
(5)-(3)-(6)-(1)-(4)-(2)
(5)-(2)-(1)-(3)-(4)-(6)
(6)-(5)-(4)-(3)-(2)-(1)
(1)-(2)-(3)-(4)-(5)-(6)
Titin: Sorry, Devi. I must be going now.
Devi: ....
Okay. Very well.
It's okay, Titin.
Okay. Until next time.
Okay, Titin. I'm sorry.
The greeting expression is ....
Good bye.
Good night.
Good morning.
See you again
Ando : Can I borrow you sharpener?
Eka : sure, here it is.
Ando : thank you.
Eka : ....
Don’t mention it
Yes, I do.
I’m sorry.
Ok.
The following expressions are parting expressions, except ....
Hi.
Good bye.
See you again.
Good night.
What do you say ?
Good morning
Good afternoon
Good night
... Tommy, see you tomorrow
good afternoon
good bye
good day
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
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
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
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
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
A: How do you do?
B:________________.
How do you do?
I am fine
Good morning
I'm not good. I am sick
