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Hi.
Hello.
2. Good morning.
Good afternoon.
Good evening.
3. How are you?
How are you doing?
How ya doing? (Informal)
4. Fine. How about you?
5. Okay. Thanks.
Fill up the space below .
A: Hello
B: ………………..
A: How are ………………………….?
B: ……………………………………How about …………?
A:………………………. . Thanks


Expressing Thanks
Thanks
Thank you
I appreciate it.
Thanks for the tour.
Thanks for your time.
Thank you for the nice gift.
I appreciate your kindness.
How do you express thanks when
someone give you the following….
1.When someone gave you a hand.
………………………………………..
2. When someone found your keys?

………………………………………..
3. Your friend gave you a gift.
………………………………………...
4. Your friend invited you for a party.
………………………………………...
5. Someone directed you the way to Bkk.
………………………………………………..


At the Store
When you enter the store/start a conversation with the clerk :

What a customer might say:
Excuse me. Do you work here?
(Can you help me?)
Can I ask you something?
What a clerk might say:
May I help you?
Can I help you?
Can I help you find something?
What can I do for you?
Fill up the space below.
Customer: ………………………….
Clerk: ………………………………..
Customer: How much is the Lee jeans?
Clerk: …………………………………
A: Thanks
B: You are welcome.

Asking for favors
Can you
Could you
Will you
Would you
Would you mind V+ing

A: Could you please give me a hand?
B:Sure why not , What can I do for you?
A: Could you please turn off the light.
B:………………………….
A: Thanks
.What favor will you ask?
The room is very dark.
……………………………………………
You can’t do your home work.
…………………………………………....


Offering
Phrases for these situation.
Here, have an apple.
Have some strawberries.
Do you want a sandwich?
Would you like some lemonade?
How about a piece of cake?
How would like you some crackers?
Can I get you something to drink?
Refuse an Offer.
No, Thanks

Iam sorry. Iam full
No, Thank you next time
Accept an Offer
Yes, Please
Sure , Sounds good
I would love to .


Asking permission
Modals commonly used for asking permission
Can I ask you a question?
May I have a piece of cake?
Could I get you to turn off the lights
Some other common phrases are
Do you mind if I smoke?
Would you mind if I asked you something?
Is it okay if I sit here?
Would it be all right if I borrowed your lawn
mower?
Giving Permission
Sure.
Go ahead.
No problem
Write down four phrases of asking permission.
A: Could you please …………………….?
B: Sure
A: ………………………….
B: …………………………

Asking the directions

Where is (the) . . . ? (This is also used in asking
about location.)
How do you get to (the) . . . (from here)?
How do I get to bunsampan?
Can you tell me how to get to the market? ?
Can you give me directions to the zoo?
What's the best way to get to Siam Paragon?

Giving directions
It’s across Siam paragon
Sorry I don’t leave here
Go straight down and turn two blocks.
Complete the space below..
A: How do I get to …………….?
B: ………………………
A:Thank you …………..
B: You are ………………………..


Making plans for the weekend.
When making plans with someone else, it is
polite to ask about the other person's time and
availability.
For example,
Are you free this Friday?
What are you doing this weekend?
Are you busy tonight?
Do you have time after class?

Positive responses (interest and availability)
Sure! Do you want to do something?
I'm free all weekend.
I'm open this evening.
I don't have anything scheduled.
Negative responses (non-interest or non-availability)

Sorry, I have plans this weekend.
I'm going to (Las Vegas) with (my friends).
Unfortunately not. I have something else
scheduled.
Not really. (I'm kind of busy tonight.)


Do You Have the Time?

A: It’s getting dark. Do you have the time?
B: It’s quarter after eight.
A: Time flies. It feels like it’s only seven!
I better start heading for home.
B: I’ll call you tomorrow.

Other ways to give the time (optional language)

2:00

It’s two (o’clock).

2:30

It’s half past (two).

2:05

It’s five after (two).

2:25

2:10

It’s ten after (two)..

It’s twenty-five to
( three