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WorksheetsB1_Week 1&2
Total questions: 110
Worksheet time: 2hrs 38mins
keeps financial records
accountant
judge
nanny
cook
designs artwork for companies
graphic designer
judge
plumber
cook
designs and maintains yards
landscaper
doctor
plumber
cook
takes care of children
nanny
doctor
plumber
cook
invents new medicine
scientist
doctor
judge
plumber
What are skills?
Abilities
Dreams
Goals
What does PT stand for on a job advertisement?
Part Time
Full Time
Position Taken
What does FT stand for on a job advertisement?
Part Time
Full Time
Future Time
What does 40K stand for?
40,000
400
4,000
What are the different types of ways you can apply for a job?
Phone
In Person
All of the answers are correct
What are the different types of ways you can look for a job?
Online
Newspaper
Job Center
All of the answers are correct
What does it mean to be bilingual?
You speak two languages
You only speak one language
Job: Receptionist. Must have 2 years of experience. Must be able to talk to customers and help customers. Must be able to use a computer and answer phones.
Which of the following is NOT a skill that is required for this job?
answer phones
use a computer
help customers
fix machines
Put the following jumbled sentences into order:
do how you that spell
(a)
Put the following jumbled sentences into order:
mind would how you me spelled that’s telling
(a)
Put the following jumbled sentences into order:
I how ask spelled that’s may
(a)
Put the following jumbled sentences into order:
you for spell that please me could
(a)
Put the following jumbled sentences into order:
I sorry ’m repeat you please that could
(a)
Put the following jumbled sentences into order:
did sorry say you what
(a)
Put the following jumbled sentences into order:
I I’m didn’t catch afraid that
(a)
Put the following jumbled sentences into order:
you could that again say
(a)
Put the following jumbled sentences into order:
said I ’m you quite I what hear didn’t afraid just sorry
(a)
Put the jumbled sentences in order:
exactly you do that mean by what
(a)
Put the jumbled sentences in order:
you be a little more specific could
(a)
Put the jumbled sentences in order:
understand I don’t what when you mean you say “come to grips” sorry exactly
(a)
Put the jumbled sentences in order:
quite not sure you mean “as soon as possible” by what I’m
(a)
Acknowledging, Checking Back and Confirming
A: I just think it’s been really hard. And, well, you know. It’s not the best way to do things.
B: Uh huh. Let me make sure I (a) what you mean. You’re (b) that this is just not going to work, (c) ?
Acknowledging, Checking Back and Confirming
A: Well, let’s see. I think it’s just time to try something different.
B: Okay. Let me get this (a) . What you (b) is that we’ve got to invent a new strategy. Have I (c) that right?
Acknowledging, Checking Back and Confirming
A: It’s important that we keep the quality high at any cost.
B: I (a) . So, we’re not going to put profit before quality. Am I (b) ?
Why is asking for clarification important in business communication? What strategies do you use to reduce misunderstanding in communication?
What should you say?
May I ask a question?
Pick me!
Excuse me.
Ehem!
What should the lady respond?
Excuse me.
Thank you.
I don't understand.
Stay away!
Can you please repeat that?
How do you respond?
Thank you!
You're welcome.
Can you please ... ( fill in)
(a)
May I ... ( fill in )
(a)
(a)
What should the man respond?
May I ask you a question?
Can you please say that again?
Boy : Thank you.
Girl : Good morning!
Boy : Thank you.
Girl : You're welcome.
A: I think we need better role models in our society.
B: _____________
What do you mean?
I mean
Are you saying that...?
What I am trying to say is...
A: _______, we need people who inspire us to be better, who show us the right path.
B: But aren't there already enough role models out there?
What do you mean?
I mean
Are you saying that...?
What I am trying to say is...
A: Well, some people are not exactly setting a good example. I think we need more positive role models.
b: _____________ we should only look up to famous people or celebrities?"
What do you mean?
I mean
Are you saying that...?
What I am trying to say is...
A: No. I'm saying that we need role models from all walks of life. Teachers, parents, community leaders, anyone who can inspire us to be our best selves."
B: Oh, I see. ___________ that we should focus on people and not fame.
What do you mean?
I mean
Are you saying that...?
What I am trying to say is...
A: I don't understand why people look up to superheroes so much. We have real-life heroes.
B: ______________
What do you mean?
I mean
Are you saying that...?
What I am trying to say is...
A: _______, firefighters, police officers, doctors, nurses. They are the real heroes.
B: But aren't superheroes supposed to inspire us to be better?
What do you mean?
I mean
Are you saying that...?
What I am trying to say is...
A: ____________________ we don't need fictional characters to inspire us. We have plenty of real-life heroes.
B: ______________ we should ignore superheroes?
What do you mean?/ I mean
I mean/ Are you trying to say that...?
Are you saying that...?/ What I am trying to say is?
What I am trying to say is.../ Are you trying to say that...?
Put the sentence in order:
What
do
you
mean
?
Put the sentence in order:
Are you
trying
to
say
that...
Put the sentence in order:
What
I'm
trying to
say is
that...
Your friend said something but you didn`t understand it well. What would you say?
What?
Sorry?
I see!
I beg your pardon!
You are at a meeting. Your customer asks you to do something but you don`t understand. What do you say?
What? What?
What was that?
I beg your pardon?
Come again
You are at a meeting. Unfortunately you haven't heard the last phrase which is addressed to you. What should you say?
Could you say that again, please?
What did you say?
Repeat it!
I don`t understand!
Which of these phrases are appropriate in formal conversations?
What was that?
Pardon?
What?
I didn't quite catch that. Could you repeat?
Come again
Which of these phrases are NOT appropriate neither in formal nor in informal situations?
Repeat that!
What?
Pardon?
What? What?
Come again, please.
Which of these phrases are good enough for informal conversations?
I beg your pardon?
Sorry?
What was that?
Come again?
Could you give me an example?
I didn`t quiet ... that. Could you repeat, please?
(a)
I beg your ...?
(a)
... you give me an example?
(a)
Come ...?
(a)
Put the words in order to make a sentences:
She
plays
volleyball
on
Mondays
Put the words in order to make a sentence:
They
don't
speak
Korean
Put the words in order to make a sentence:
Today
is
September
7
Put the words in order to make a sentence:
What
do
you
do?
Put the words in order to make a sentence:
He
is
so
cute
Put the words in order to make a sentence:
Anna
is
so
smart
Put the words in order to make a sentence:
My
mom
reads
a
lot
Put the words in order to make a sentence:
Robert
Pattinson
is
a good
actor
Our teacher _____ a lot of homework.
give
doesn't give
don't give
doesn't
Juanito and Pepita .................drive a car. They drive a bicycle.
don`t
does not
doesn`t
Dogs ................... love cats
don`t
doesn`t
does not
My mother..............buy apples. She buys bananas
does not
do not
don`t
My father................ sleep on the bed. He sleeps on the sofa.
does not
do not
don`t
The baby boy ................ cry. He sleeps with his mother.
doesn`t
do not
don`t
Juan ................ drink soda. He drinks juice.
does not
don`t
do not
Some people ....... like sweets.
don't
doesn't
My little sister ....... like thunderstorms.
don't
doesn't
My sister ..........her homework.
finishs
don't finish
finishes
finish
My son _________(go) to school every day.
goes
go
gos
not goes
studies
study
studie
try
trys
tries
(a) Sam like English?
A: Do you work here?
B: Yes, I (a) .
We (a) mate. (not like)
watches
watch
watchis
watchs
.............. posters with cats?
Do you collect
You do collect
Are ___ your books on that table?
these
those
this
What time ____ work?
you start
do you start
you do start
Jane: Are you from England?
Peter: No, I'm ___
American
The USA
America
My sister ___ at the weekend.
goes often out
often goes out
goes out often
John: Is your surname Brown?
Paul: Yes, ___
it is.
I am.
my name is.
Andrew: What do you do on Saturday evening?
Betty: I watch TV ___ I go to the cinema.
and
or
but
How often ____ tennis?
do you play
you play
does you play
Where ___ ?
does your brother work?
your brother works
do your brother work
Anna: Is Sheila your teacher?
Sasha: No, ___
she not.
she isn't.
she is.
Tracy: Do you like shopping?
Susanna: Yes, ___
I like.
I do.
you do.
Mechanics usually ____ work at nine o'clock.
start
starts
started
starting
My cousin Peter ____ in France.
live
lived
lives
living
How often ____ tennis?
do you play
you play
does you play
