English Lessons

1.
WhatESL Meeting Someone New Conversation Exercises

Conversation 1
Situation: Lucy meets a new student.
Lucy: Hello, are you new here? I’ve not seen you before.
Tui: Hi, yes I’m a new student. I just arrived yesterday.
Lucy: I’m Lucy, it’s nice to meet you.
Tui: My name is Tui. I hope you can understand my English, I’m still
learning.
Lucy: Yes I can understand you, you speak very clearly. What are you
doing here?
Tui: I am studying for my MSc in biology. I will be here for one or two
years.
Lucy: Great. I’m also studying for an MSc. Have you met anyone else
yet?
Tui: No just my teacher.
Lucy: Do you want to come and have some coffee with me? I am going
to meet my friends. They would love to meet you.
Tui: That would be great, thank you.
Lucy: Don’t mention it. Where do you come from?
Tui: I’m from Thailand. I think it is very cold in the UK.
Lucy: Yes it is cold but the weather will get warmer in the summer.
Let’s go and meet my friends.
Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks
The following conversation has 5 blanks in it that you need to fill by choosing the
best option (A-D) from the questions below.
Situation: Andrew meets Tui.
Tui: Excuse me, can you help me?
Andrew: Yes sure, __________ (1) _________
Tui: I’m a bit lost and need to find my way to class room H2-202. Please tell me
how to find it.
Andrew: You’re very close. It’s just round the corner. I’ll show you the way,
I’ve got a class there now.
Tui: Thank you that is very kind. My name is Tui. __________ (2) _________
Andrew: Nice to meet you as well. You’re from Thailand, my friend Lucy met you
yesterday and said that there was a new student joining our class.
Tui: Yes it was great to meet her yesterday. __________ (3) _________
Andrew: I’m from Norwich. It is an old and beautiful city.
Tui: What is your family like?
Andrew: My family is small. I am an only child so it was just my parents and
me. __________ (4) _________
Tui: Yes. I’ve not been here long but it I think it is a great city.
Andrew: Here we are at the classroom. Lucy usually gets to class early, we can go
and sit with her.
Lucy: Morning Andrew and Tui. How are you?
Andrew: I’m, fine thanks.
Tui: Hi. __________ (5) _________
Lucy: Yes I’m fine, thanks for asking.
ESL Meeting Someone New Conversation
Choose the best option (A-D) in the following five questions to fill in the blanks in
the meeting someone new conversation given above.
1) Which option is the best to fill in the first blank?
A) who are you?

B) what can I do?
C) where do you come from?
D) how are you?
2) Which option is the best to fill in the second blank?
A) What's your name?

B) It is nice to meet you.
C) I have to go, goodbye.
D) Do you want to go and have coffee?
3) Which option is the best to fill in the third blank?

A) What is your family like?
B) My name is Tui.
C) What is your name?
D) Where do you come from?
4) Which option is the best to fill in the fourth blank?
A) How long will you stay?

B) Where are you living?
C) Do you like London?
D) What is your name?
5) Which option is the best to fill in the fifth blank?
A) I'm great, and you?

B) I'm Tui.
C) Do you want to eat lunch together?
D) Have you met Andrew?
Answer the following questions:
1. Describe your parents?
2. How are you?
3. What is your family like?
4.Where do you come from?
5.Do you like it there?
6.What do you do?
7.Do you like doing that?
2.ESL Weather Conversation Exercises
The following ESL weather conversation has five blanks that you need to fill by
choosing the correct option (A-D) from the questions that follow. Just click the
start button.
Conversation 1
Situation: It has snowed and Tui is excited as it is the first time she has seen snow.
Tui: Hi. Isn’t the snow great? I’ve been playing in it all morning.
Andrew: Yes, new snow makes everything look very pretty and white.
Jane: Snow is nice at the start, but when it’s turning to slush it gets nasty.
Tui: Maybe, but this is the first time I’ve ever seen snow. It’s great.
Jane: Do you ever have snow in Thailand?
Tui: No, we never have snow. It’s too hot.
Andrew: So this must be fun?
Tui: Yes very fun. I stayed up late last night watching the snowstorm as the gusts
of wind blew the snow.
Jane: Then this morning the sky was clear and the sun was shining on the new
snow. That was good to see.
Tui: How long will the snow last before it melts?
Andrew: If the weather and temperature stay cold at about zero degrees Celsius
then the snow could be here for several days or a week.
Tui: Great. I want to play in it as much as possible. Do you want to come outside
with me?
Jane: Sure, I can do that.
Andrew: Yes, that’ll be something good to do.
Exercise 1
Situation: Bob and Andrew are going camping and deciding what to take.
Bob: Is the weather going to be good?
Andrew: Yes __________1___________ said that it would be hot and dry.
Bob: Yes, __________2__________.
Andrew: But the weather forecast is normally wrong, so
___________3___________.
Bob: I also think it might be quite cold at night if the sky is clear. We might even
get frost in the mornings.
Andrew: We should take ___________4___________.
Bob: And ___________5___________ rains.
Andrew: I don’t normally go camping this early in the spring because the weather
is so changeable.
Bob: Yes I know what you mean. It makes packing difficult.
Andrew: But no matter how good or bad the weather is we’ll have a good time.
Bob: Yes we will.
ESL Weather Conversation
the weather conversation given above.
A) the map on television
B) the meteorologist on television
C) the precipitation on television
D) the clouds look very dark
A) it should be great weather
B) it should be terrible weather
C) it could be snowy
D) it will be very cold
A) we should have good weather

B) we should go outside and check
C) we should call our friends
D) we should expect rain and gales
A) some sunscreen then

B) the long way round
C) some warm clothes then
D) some extra food then
A) some umbrellas for if it

B) some shorts for if it
C) some swimming costumes for when it
D) some extra tents for if it
Question set :
What is your favourite type of weather?
What was the weather like yesterday?
What type of weather is most fun?
When was the last time it rained?
Would you like to be a meteorologist, and why?
3. ESL Shopping Conversation Exercises
The ESL shopping conversation in this exercise has blanks that you need to fill by
selecting the correct option (A-D) for the 5 questions that follow the conversation.
Click the get score button when you have finished to see if you got them all right.
Conversation 1
Situation: Roommates Jane and Patrick discuss their weekly shopping trip.
Jane: We don’t have much food left in the cupboards, Patrick. Are you ready to do
our food shopping?
Patrick: Yes, I’ll just put on my shoes and we will go.
Jane: It’s too far from the dormitory. Let’s buy our food online.
Patrick: I’ve never bought food online before. In America we don’t usually
purchase things online.
Jane: In the UK people often purchase all kinds of things online, especially food. It
is very convenient.
Patrick: How long will it take to be delivered?
Jane: The delivery service is free if we spend over £35 and we will get it tomorrow
afternoon if we order today.
Patrick: That is very good. Are products more expensive online?
Jane: No. The prices are the same and sometimes it can be cheaper. You can often
see special offers like buy one get one free.
Patrick: What if the item we choose is not in stock?
Jane: The staff will choose an alternative of a similar price, or give us a refund.
Patrick: It all sounds very reasonable and convenient. Let’s order online.
Jane: I will go to get my computer and log in to the shop’s website.
Patrick: I will make a shopping list of what we need and you can order it.
Jane: Ok. I will get my purse, too. I will use my credit card to pay.
Patrick: Thanks. I will give you my share in cash from my wallet.
Jane: Ok, that is fine.
Exercise 1
Situation: Andrew goes to the clothes store to return a coat he bought last week.
Sales assistant: Good afternoon, Sir. How can I help you?
Andrew: Hi, I want to _______(1)________.
Sales assistant: Please speak to my supervisor. She is in charge of returns.
Supervisor: Hello, how may I assist you?
Andrew: I’d like to return this coat, please.
Supervisor: Is there anything wrong with it?
Andrew: Yes. The stitching has come apart near the hood.
Supervisor: I just need to know how you paid for this item and if you still have the
receipt.
Andrew: I paid by cash, but unfortunately ____________(2)____________.
Supervisor: I am afraid I will only be able to offer you a store voucher.
Andrew: I understand. I really like the design of the coat. Is it possible to have a
replacement?
Supervisor: That is not a problem. I will check to see if we have another one in
stock.
Andrew: Thanks.
Supervisor: I’m sorry. We don’t have that design in stock but we have a similar
design which is the same price. We can do an exchange for you. Here it is.
Andrew: I really like it. ________(3)________.
Supervisor: Would you like to try it on to make sure it fits you? The fitting cubicle
is over there.
Andrew: No, thanks. ______(4)_________.
Supervisor: Is there anything else you want to buy today as we have a promotion
on sportswear.
Andrew: No, not today. I would just like the exchange, please.
Supervisor: Let me remove the security tag for you. Would you like the hanger,
too?
Andrew: No, thanks. I have many at home.
Supervisor: Here is your receipt ______(5)_______. Have a nice day.
Andrew: Thank you for your help. Have a nice day, too.
ESL Shopping Conversation
the shopping conversation given above.

A) Return an item
B) Buy a new coat
C) Buy another coat
D) Return an umbrella
A) Here is my receipt
B) Yes. I have my receipt.
C) I don’t usually keep receipts.
D) I want a new coat
A) I don’t like the colour.

B) It’s exactly the style I like.
C) I want a refund.
D) I don’t like that design.
A) I think I should try it on.

B) Yes, I will try it on.
C) I don’t like this style.
D) A medium size always fits me perfectly.
A) For the refund

B) For your exchange
C) For your purchase
D) For your new jeans
Question set
What types of shops do you like to visit?
Do you spend a lot of money when you go shopping?
Would you like to work in a shop?
What do you dislike about shopping?
Do you like to go shopping alone or with friends?
4. ESL Travel Conversation Exercises
Conversation 1
Situation: Patrick, Andrew and Jane discuss how to travel to the city from the
university campus.
Jane: Good morning, Andrew.
Andrew: Good morning, Jane. Are you going somewhere?
Jane: Yes. I and Patrick are going to the city to do some shopping and have lunch.
Andrew: That sounds fun. How will you get there?
Patrick: I want to take the train, but Jane prefers to ride her bicycle.
Andrew: Don’t you like using the train, Jane?
Jane: The train station is far away and riding my bicycle does not cost anything.
Patrick: Ok. Jane, why don’t we travel by bus, there is a bus stop just behind the
university.
Jane: It might take longer. I think we will need to take two buses to the city
centre.
Andrew: Jane is right. There is not a direct bus into the city. Why don’t you use a
taxi?
Patrick: That will be quick, but expensive. Can you rollerblade?
Jane: I hope you don’t mean we should rollerblade to the city.
Andrew: Is rollerblading popular in America, Patrick?
Patrick: Yes. People often use roller-skates. There is even a designated lane for it.
Jane: In UK we can’t do that, the path is just for walking on.
Andrew: I need to go to the train station to buy some tickets. I can give you both a
lift in my car.
Jane: That would be wonderful, Andrew. Thanks so much.
Patrick: That is very kind of you, Andrew. Let’s go to the city centre!
In this ESL travel conversation exercise you need to choose the correct option (A-
D) to fill in each of the blanks in the following conversation. Once you have
chosen the option to fill each blank just click on the get results button to show
your score and the correct answers.
Situation: Bob travels by bus to the city centre.
Bob: Excuse me, driver. _____(1)_______.

Driver: Yes. We go directly to the city centre.
Bob: That’s great. I would like one ticket, please.
Driver: _______(2)__________.
Bob: No, I don’t.
Driver: ________(3)___________.
Bob: I would like a return ticket please.
Driver: That will be 2.40, please.
Bob: Here you go. ______(4)________.
Driver: Yes, please press the buzzer when we get near, there is a bus stop
opposite the mall.
Bob: Thank you. How often do the return buses leave and when is the last bus this
evening?
Driver: Buses run every hour and the last bus is at 2 am.
Bob: Thank you. You have been very helpful.
Driver: You are welcome. No problem at all. ________(5)_________.
ESL Conversation
the travel conversation given above.
A) Can I get on the bus, please?

B) Do you go to the city centre?
C) Can I have a return ticket, please?
D) How long does it take to get to the city centre?
A) Do you have a bus pass?

B) Do you need to go anywhere?
C) Do you need a ticket?
D) Do you want to go to the city centre?
A) Do you have the correct change?

B) Do you have a bus pass?
C) Are you travelling alone?
D) Do you need a single or return?
A) Will you stop near a restaurant?

B) What time does the bus return?
C) Will you stop near the mall?
D) Where will you stop?
A) See you next time.

B) Would you like a single or return ticket?
C) Sorry for the inconvenience.
D) Please take a seat and enjoy the journey.
Question set
Do you like travelling? Why?
What do you like to do while travelling?
Would you like to be the captain of an airplane, why?
What is your favourite method of transport?
Do you get ill when travelling?
5. ESL Clothes Conversation Exercises
Conversation 1
Situation: Bob and Andrew are getting ready for a wedding.
Andrew: Are you going to wear a suit, Bob?
Bob: Yes, I am. Why?
Andrew: I’m thinking what outfit I should wear to the wedding ceremony.
Bob: I think a waistcoat looks very smart for attending a wedding. Do you have
one?
Andrew: Yes, I do. I also have a matching tie. Look, here it is.
Bob: That looks very smart. I think you should wear that outfit.
Andrew: This shirt needs cufflinks. Do you have some I can borrow?
Bob: Yes I do. Here you go.
Andrew: Thanks Bob.
Bob: No problem. Don’t forget to wear a coat as it’s supposed to rain today.
Andrew: Yes I know. I will probably take a jumper as well. It is quite cold.
Bob: Are you taking a change of clothes for the party on the evening?
Andrew: Yes, I’ve packed some smart casual clothes for the evening.
Bob: Me, too. Are you ready to go?
Andrew: Just about ready. Thanks for your help. Let’s go to the church.
Bob: You’re welcome, Andrew. Let’s go.
In this ESL clothes conversation exercise you need to fill in the gaps in the
following conversation by choosing the correct option (A-D) from the 5 questions.
When you have finished, click the get score button to see how well you did.
Situation: Patrick is shopping for some new trainers and a jumper.
Assistant: Good morning. What are you looking to buy?

Patrick: I need____(1)_____, a pair of jeans and some underwear.
Assistant: Ok, sir. ________(2)________.
Patrick: I’m not sure in UK size, I think size 9.
Assistant: Try these on to see if they fit you.
Patrick: They fit perfectly thank you.
Assistant: Ok, you are size 9.
Patrick: Do you have many jeans in stock?
Assistant: Yes, all the jeans are at the back of the store. ________(3)_________.
Patrick: Yes. I am a 32 inch waist and I usually buy boot cut jeans.
Assistant: All the boot cut jeans are in the left corner of the shop.
Patrick: Thank you. You have been very helpful.
Assistant: Not a problem. Is there anything else I can assist you with?
Patrick: Oh, there is one thing. ________(4)______________.
Assistant: Yes, we have a small designer section. It’s next to the shoe department.
Patrick: Thanks. You’ve been very helpful.
Assistant: _____(5)_______
ESL Clothes Conversation
the clothes conversation given above.
A) A new hat
B) Some new trainers
C) A new pair of socks
D) A new shirt
A) What type of shoe do you need?

B) What size shoes do you take?
C) Do you need a new pair of shoes?
D) How many pairs of jeans do you want?
A) Sorry, we don’t sell jeans.

B) We only have trousers.
C) We don’t have many in stock.
D) Do you know your waist size?
A) Do you have section with designer clothes?

B) Do you have a swimwear section?
C) Can I pay by credit card?
D) Can I keep the hangers?
A) I will try my best to help.

B) How can I help?
C) Do you need help with anything else?
D) You are welcome.
Question set
Do you think the clothes someone wears are important?
What are your favourite clothes to wear?
How many clothes do you have?
Do you like to wear bright or dark clothes?
Do you spend a lot of money buying clothes?
6. ESL Sport Conversation
Conversation 1
Situation: Andrew, Tui and Patrick discuss popular sport.
Tui: Did you enjoy the football match you went to at the weekend Andrew?
Andrew: Yes. I always love going to watch football.
Tui: Even when the local team loses?
Andrew: Not as much but yes I still enjoy the atmosphere in the ground and
everyone singing and chanting together.
Patrick: How often do you go to watch them play?
Andrew: I go to all the home matches and a few away ones. Do you like football?
Patrick: Yes I like football – American football. I do not like soccer so much.
Tui: Do you go to American football games when you are at home Patrick?
Patrick: No. I live too far away from my team. It’s in a different state.
Tui: That’s a shame.
Patrick: Do you like American football?
Tui: No I haven’t watched it. English and Spanish football teams are very popular
in Thailand.
Andrew: Why is that?
Tui: Because that is where the best players are, and everyone wants to watch
them.
This first ESL sport conversation needs you to fill in the gaps by choosing the
correct option (A-D) form the following questions. Once finished you can check
your answers by clicking the get score button.
Situation: Bob and Jane decide what sort of sport to do.
Bob: I need to get fit and lose some weight.
Jane: That’s a good idea. __________1___________?
Bob: Yes sure. What sort of sport do want to do to get exercise?
Jane: I’m not sure. I used to play tennis when I was a school.
Bob: I’ve never played tennis. ___________2___________?
Jane: At the university’s sports centre, but we have to book the time to use it.
Bob: ___________3___________? We can do that whenever we want to.
Jane: Yes we could go to the running track or just use the pavement next to the
road.
Bob: Do you like cycling?
Jane: Yes it’s good and faster than running.
Bob: I have a friend ___________4____________. We could join his cycling club
to meet other people interested in it.
Jane: That would be fun if we could do the sport with lots of other people.
Bob: Great. When do you want to start?
Jane: ___________5___________?
Bob: No, not tonight. It looks as if it might start to rain.
Jane: Ok. We’ll wait until it’s good weather.
ESL Sport Conversation
the sport conversation given above.
A) Can I join you

B) That sounds crazy
C) Really
D) What will you do
A) What equipment will we need

B) Were you any good
C) Where is there a court we could use
D) I do not like tennis
A) What about playing football

B) What about playing cricket
C) What about playing basketball
D) What about going running
A) who goes cycling every weekend
B) who is good at the long jump
C) who never does any exercise
D) who watches cycling on the television
A) Do you want to start at the weekend

B) How about going running now
C) How often do you want to do exercise
D) Will you help me if I get tired
Question set
What sort of sport is your favourite?
Why do you play sport?
Have you ever been to a sporting event?
What does a person have to do to become a professional athlete?
What do you think is the most dangerous sport?
7. ESL Driving Conversation
Conversation 1
Situation: Jane and Andrew have an accident on campus.

Jane: Hey, Andrew. I haven’t seen you for a while. What’s new?
Andrew: Hi, Jane. Yes, I’ve been busy with classes.
Jane: Yes, me too. Are you busy right now?
Andrew: No, I’m free for half an hour. Do you want to get some coffee at the
Cafe?
Jane: Sure. That sounds great!
Andrew: Okay. Let’s take my car. I need to hurry though because I have class
soon.
Jane: Andrew, don’t you think you should slow down? You’re tailgating the car in
front of you.
Andrew: Don’t worry. Nothing will happen.
Jane: Stop! Oh, no! You hit his car! Pull over on the side of the road.
Andrew: I should have listened to you! Now I’ll have to pay for the damages.
Professor Higgs: Andrew, you hit my car. There are scratches on the back and it is
missing paint.
Andrew: I’m very sorry, Dr. Higgs. I should not have tailgated. I’ll pay for the
damages.
Professor Higgs: Thank you. I hope you drive more safely in the future.
Andrew: I’ll be more careful next time. Please send me the bill for the repairs.
Professor Higgs: Okay. See you in class.
Andrew: See you.
In this first ESL driving conversation exercise you need to read the following
conversation and decide which option (A-D) should fill each of the 5 gaps. Once
you have finished you can see your score and the correct answers by clicking the
get score button.
Situation: Bob helps Tui practice for her driving test.
Tui: Hey, Bob. _________(1)_________?

Bob: Hello, Tui. I’m doing fine. How about you?
Tui: I’m doing well. I’m going to take my driving test tomorrow, and I need to
practice.
Bob: I see. _________(2)_________?
Tui: Yes, that would be great! Where can I practice?
Bob: I think the university campus is a good place. There are lots of turns and
places to practice parking.
Tui: Yes, that’s a good idea. Let’s go.
WBob: Okay. Put your seat belt on and look at your rearview mirror before you
back up.
Tui: Sure. _________(3)_________?
Bob: Turn the steering wheel to the left. Good job! Now, turn on your right
blinker and turn right.
Tui: Okay. _________(4)_________. I can use the parking lot ahead.
Bob: Great. Slow down a little and pull in to a parking space.
Tui: Right. I’ll park beside the red convertible.
Bob: Perfect. You’re a great driver, Tui. You will do well on the driving test.
Tui: _________(5)_________. I have to go to class now. See you later.
Bob: Okay. Bye.
ESL Driving Conversation
the driving conversation given above.
A) Where are you

B) How are you
C) Where is your next class
D) What time is it
A) Would you like me to help you

B) Who will help you
C) When is your test
D) What car will you drive
A) Where should I go
B) Should I stop
C) Where can I park
D) Should I turn the steering wheel left or right
A) I’d like to practice parking now

B) I’d like to practice backing up
C) I’d like to go home now
D) I’d like to take get something to drink
A) Thanks for helping me practice

B) Thanks for giving me my driving test
C) Thanks for driving me to class
D) Thanks for lending me your car
Question set
Do you own a vehicle?
Would you like a job where you have to drive a lot?
Is it dangerous to drive in your country?
Why is it good to be able to drive?
Do you think there are any people who should not be allowed to drive, why?
8. ESL Work Conversation

Conversation 1
Situation: Lucy meets Bob at the shop. Lucy asks Bob about his part-time job.
Lucy: Hi, Bob! How’s is it going?
Bob: Fine, thanks, and you?
Lucy: Just fine. Where are you off to?
Bob: To the library. I have to finish the assignment for tomorrow’s class.
Lucy: Why don’t you do it at home?
Bob: I have a part-time job in the evening so when I get home, I’ll be too tired to
do an assignment.
Lucy: Where do you work?
Bob: I work in a café.
Lucy: Why do you like the job?
Bob: It’s interesting. I really enjoy working with people and get extra money.
Lucy: How is the pay?
Bob: The pay’s alright. I get £7 an hour. I would like to earn more as I need a lot of
money to buy a new laptop and a smartphone.
Lucy: And how would you do that?
Bob: I’ll try to pick up as many extra shifts as I can.
Lucy: What about your studies? How would you manage your time?
Bob: Well, I don’t know yet. I might consider taking fewer courses next semester.
Lucy: I wouldn’t do that if I were you. You should make your studies the first
priority. What if your parents know about it?
Bob: Ugh. You’re right. Thanks for your advice, Lucy. I’ve got to go now. See you
later.
Lucy: See you, Bob.
For this ESL work conversation task you need to read the following conversation
and fill in each of the blanks with the correct option (A-D). Once you have done
this you can use the get score button to see how many you got correct and what
the answers are meant to be.
Situation: Jane is looking for Andrew who just went to the university career center
office looking for information about internship opportunities.
Jane: Hi, Andrew! I’ve been looking for you. Where have you been?
Andrew: I went to the career center office just now.
Jane: What for?
Andrew: I’m looking for information about __________(1)__________ for
journalism students.
Jane: And ...?
Andrew: The center staff said there were internship opportunities available at
New Horizon Media.
Jane: New Horizon Media? Never heard of it. Where is it?
Andrew: It’s located in central London. It’s an award winning non-profit
organization that produces documentary films.
Jane: I see. What __________(2)__________ are available?
Andrew: It is currently seeking research and production interns.
Jane: Which position are you interested in?
Andrew: I’m interested in applying for the production intern.
Jane: What are the requirements?
Andrew: This position requires excellent communication and organizational skills
and experience with Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, and Word. Do you want to
__________(3)__________, too?
Jane: I can’t use Photoshop. What about the research intern? What are the
__________(4)__________?
Andrew: The __________(5)_____________ must have excellent research and
writing skills and the ability to make telephone outreach and write blog posts. I
think you are qualified for this position.
Jane: Do you think so?
Andrew: Yeah. Why don’t you try to apply? Just send your application to … wait,
let me check my notes … send it to elissa@talkingeyesmedia.org.
Jane: Thank you for sharing the information with me.
Andrew: Don’t mention it, Jane.
ESL Work Conversation
the work conversation given above.
A) scholarship
B) apprenticeship opportunities
C) internship opportunities
D) job vacancies
A) applications
B) work
C) media
D) positions
A) application
B) apply
C) interview
D) hire
A) wages
B) qualifications
C) skills
D) criteria
A) worker
B) candidate
C) employee
D) employer
Question set
How old were you when you got your first job?
What do you think of doing unpaid work to get experience?
What is the worst job you have had?
What do you think is the worst possible job to have?
Do you think people should work less or more than they do now?

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WhatESL Meeting Someone New Conversation Exercises

1) Which option is the best to fill in the first blank?

A) who are you?

2) Which option is the best to fill in the second blank?

A) What's your name?

3) Which option is the best to fill in the third blank?

4) Which option is the best to fill in the fourth blank?

A) How long will you stay?

5) Which option is the best to fill in the fifth blank?

A) I'm great, and you?

A) we should have good weather

A) some sunscreen then

A) some umbrellas for if it

1) Which option is the best to fill in the first blank?

A) I don’t like the colour.

A) I think I should try it on.

A) For the refund

Bob: Excuse me, driver. _____(1)_______.

A) Can I get on the bus, please?

A) Do you have a bus pass?

A) Do you have the correct change?

A) Will you stop near a restaurant?

A) See you next time.

Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

Situation: Patrick is shopping for some new trainers and a jumper.

Assistant: Good morning. What are you looking to buy?

A) What type of shoe do you need?

A) Sorry, we don’t sell jeans.

A) Do you have section with designer clothes?

A) I will try my best to help.

A) Can I join you

A) What equipment will we need

A) What about playing football

A) Do you want to start at the weekend

Situation: Jane and Andrew have an accident on campus.

Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

Situation: Bob helps Tui practice for her driving test.

Tui: Hey, Bob. _________(1)_________?

A) Where are you

A) Would you like me to help you

A) I’d like to practice parking now

A) Thanks for helping me practice

8. ESL Work Conversation

Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

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Bob: Excuse me, driver. _(1)___.

Tui: Hey, Bob. _(1)_?